Echoing Waves Encore Sheep Black Sheep White Sheep Two-Dimensional Cosplay Props

I used the most economical PETG filament for printing, and the final result is quite satisfactory

1. The model is extracted from a game; the extraction process is rather intricate. Search for “umodel tool usage” on Bilibili for instructions
2. Modeling, surface repair, and part separation were performed using Blender. The first print attempt was successful. While surface details are somewhat coarse, it serves admirably as a photography prop. Adjusting print parameters and filament type can yield superior results
3. No snap-fit design is included. ABS cement or dedicated 3D printing adhesive is required for assembly. Smaller components should be secured using industrial double-sided tape (preserving articulation and preventing accidental detachment)
4. Feel free to customize the paint job. I'm not a professional:
   1. Begin by sketching with a pencil, then fill in corners with paint markers
   2. Employ gray spray paint to maintain consistent coloration on the face and body (I used gray primer; it seems indistinguishable from Sanwa spray paint)
5. Support structures will introduce significant imperfections. Consider using a dissimilar support material to mitigate this (untested), or optimize your support settings