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Music Man Majesty John Petrucci model-high details

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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7 plates

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Dark Brown(30800) / Filament with spool / 1kg
Jade White (10100) / Refill / 1kg
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Silver (13109) / Filament with spool / 1 kg
Nebulae (13504) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

Description

This is my detailed rendition of the Music Man John Petrucci Majesty guitar, crafted with ultra-high detail and proportionate to the original design. 

 

It prints in several parts, 23 in total, to ensure print quality and give you confidence in your results. Just need to glue everything together with your favourite CA glue. 

 

The body top is contoured as the original guitar. Everything can be printed with 0.4 nozzle but if you want to be able to print the headstock and retain all the details (name and signature) you will need a .2mm nozzle. There are 3 versions for the body; plate 1 is the entire body laying flat, plate 2 is the top of the body printed at an angle to get the smootest curves (to glue on the body on plate 5) and plate 3, the body top laying flat for the easiest printing. Choose the one best suited for you! The neck is printed standing up to ensure a smooth, round neck. If you decide to go for 0.2mm nozzle, be sure to not use wood infused filaments! Trust me, you'll get a ton of nozzle clogs or underextrusion!!! (ask me why I know…) :-(

 

Everything is made to be scalable. 

 

You can use different top pattern to get the effect you'd like. I used Hilbert curves on the centre part of the flat top version to have carbon fiber type of effect (similar to my friend's JP used to model this one). It took a while to get the right results, but this was really worth the time!!!

 

For the whammy bar, it is just a standard 1.75mm silk filament that I heated and formed as the bar, and glued into the whammy socket. 

 

The tolerance are very tight to ensure maximum quality. If you printer is not perfectly tuned, you might have some sanding to do here and there. I didn't have to on my H2D.

 

Check my ESP Horizon model I published a few weeks ago. You can find this the model here : 

 

https://makerworld.com/fr/models/2533461-esp-e-ii-horizon-miniature-ultra-high-details#profileId-2788431

 

 

 

Here's another model recently added to the collection : Gibson Flying V 

 

https://makerworld.com/fr/models/2631130-gibson-flying-v-miniature-guitar-high-details#profileId-2905345

 

My rendition of an EVH Wolfgang special guitar : 

 

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2600422-evh-wolgang-special-guitar-very-high-detail#profileId-2874697

 

And finally (for now…) a Martin D46 replica with a full hollow body

 

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2744279-martin-d46-guitar-miniature-very-high-details#profileId-3043729

 

 

If you like the models, please feel free to subscribe, boost and share. If you are searching for a specific model, send me a message, maybe I am currently working on it (I have more models in processing right now)

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