Duck Hunt Shadowbox

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Slide 3 makes on my end doesn't look like that bush.... it's 'stretched'. Am I doing something wrong?

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Hello, this is as expected ! :) This layer will be behind the ground and front grass layers, so the bottom part of the bush won't be visible in the end. This is so that the bush isn't floating in the air, it has to be attached to something so I simply extended the bottom portion until it meet the frame. It acts as a support for the bush. You could thin that part a bit if you want to save some filament but that'll be at the risk of it being too fragile to keep the bush in place.

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Replying to @Idiosyncrasy :

Of course. How stupid of me. :) OK, printing the last slide. Now, please, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE (how many times do I have to say it) make more 80s video games like this. PLEASE. I will print every single one. One question about the frame - the supports made it so I can't push them in all the way. I just can't remove all the supports. How does one fix this issue? And p.s. I just boosted ya

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Replying to @TheCoffeeGuy :

Thank you for the boost <3 If you're talking about brims, you should def remove them. They're offsetted at 0.12mm to not be too hard to remove, but I generally use a hobby knife to remove the excess. If you're confident about your bed adhesion you can also print without them!

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I did a second one with the 0.2 nozzle

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Very nice! The details size (pixels) should be big enouh for 0.2 to not make a huge difference... but do you feel it does make a difference IRL? I was actually happy to be able to print this in 0.4 myself :p

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Replying to @Idiosyncrasy :

Yeah all the pixels look cleaner

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

Very cool model! The frame would come out much better if the aux fan was not turned off.

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Thank you for the feedback ! I always turn my aux fans off to prevent curling so I didn't realize this could be useful for this case. I uploaded a new print profile with aux fans on if you want to give it a try : )

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Replying to @Idiosyncrasy :

Sounds good 👍

@Lendehaas

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what an awesome model! turned out great 👌🏻

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Very happy you liked it :D It did turn out great in your pic!

@ByronBedenbaugh

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

Nice model. Would have liked the color names for each layer. Hope you can make more like these.

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Hello, thanks for the kind comment ♥ I wasn't sure what you meant with "color names for each layer" but I added swap instructions for each slide. I think that's what you wanted ? This is my second "shadowbox", the first one was with Pokemon's Missingno and you can find it on makerworld. But I do intend to make more and improve each time :)

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This has to be the coolest print ever. WOW. Ihave A1 mini so I need to scale it as long as I don't change the "Z" I'll be fine, did it before. I cannot believe I can even print the box! WOW! BOOST for sure when I print

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Your comment is worth a thousand boosts : D I rescaled it to 170mm width for each slide and 173mm for the case. I believe you can indeed rescale it yourself if you don't rescale Z, or you can try the uploaded stl files. I don't own A1 mini so I'm not sure if you need something else specific but I'll upload a print profile later. Hope it'll turn out as good as it seems to you !

Replying to @TheCoffeeGuy :

It's a transparent PLA filament from polylite! If you don't have transparent PLA you can use the same filament as the ground color that's gonna be right behind.

@SmallPrints

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

can’t get the box to print well, keeps messing up on the insert openings

@ChainsawGraphic

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loved printing this. awesome idea