3d printed bjd

Just a thing i made. ...I would scale it up befor printing.

Just a thing i made. ...I would scale it up befor printing.

I scaled the model's hands and torso to their correct dimensions. ... I organized all the components into two separate files, simplifying the printing process. ... Now I'm putting the design into physical form by printing one out.

... to maximize printability with a focus on minimal required support materials. Follow these files carefully as they are optimized specifically for use in 3D printing, and will need additional layers to provide necessary structural integrity.

a macuahuitl i really love these weapons and think it be neat for a doll or lifesize if someone had the time to print it. ...enjoy

... an eye blank heart shape. I wanted to make some printable eye blanks so I didnt have to try to hand sculpt them every time, and print in any size. object is not scaled, doubled, tested, or perfect. ... But I hope you enjoy if youre able to use it

Stringing it is rather difficult in some areas, so I recommend not printing it too small and starting with the ears and tail. I suggest printing with support on, for the inner hooking areas. ...Every file's made with a flat area to sit on the printer...

A ball jointed doll looking like a woman wearing medeival armor, loosely inspired by Jeanne D'arc. ... The model is meant to be assembled with elastic cords after printing.

Her name is Robotica. ...Robotica is an articulated doll. The parts are connected by elastic strings, that's all you need to build once you've printed the pieces. ... More of my artistic work here: http://www.soniaverdu.es/

A human-designed eye model based on an octopus's peeper has been created, measuring 22mm in diameter. ...Feel free to scale it up or down to suit your printing needs.

This is a stand support for Robot woman "Robotica" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:614366) printed at 75%. The waist line fits perfectly around the doll. You can download it and scale to your needs. The support hole is 5.3 mm wide. You can use...

... Ball Joint Dolls, 1:10 Scale To create shoes for these dolls, I made a deliberate design choice to thicken the heel of the high-heeled shoe. ...This modification allowed me to print the shoe successfully and ensured its overall structural integrity.

... is needed to string the ears and tail into place. It should be able to print with minimal supports, but I would recement them on for the head and lower body. ... If you do make this, please post or link me the pictures, as I'd live to see them

...It should be able to print with minimal supports, but I would recement them on for the head and lower body. If you do make this, please post or link me the pictures, as I'd live to see them This is for private use only. ...Not for selling in shops

If you want to get a longer dragon, print more details "body", "neck_1" and "tail_1_1". All "Palms" and "Fingers" are the same. You need to print four parts of each type. For toy to better hold postures, I recommend to apply a thin layer of the hot...

I printed this little guy on my mono select mini printer with 80% infill without support but with a brim to help the small pieces stick to the build plate better. A craft knife will come in handy to clean up the print from support and any blobs. The...

... ... Size of the printed animal is 4.8 cm height. The pieces are joined by elastic 1mm cords. For toy to better hold postures, I recommend to apply a thin layer of the hot glue on the inner side of the joints. For larger joints - in two-three places.

... to be easier to string. Limbs with numbers next to them are made to fit together. All parts have at least one flat region to be oriented and sit on the print bed I also suggest scaling up at least x5-x7 times, due to how small meshmixer renders them

... of the D&D goddess Umberlee. If printed as is this doll will be MSD sized. I was tempted to make her bigger, but her lower torso would not fit on my printer if it was any bigger. I will warn you the ears are very delicate. I hope you enjoy! ...

Size of the printed animal is 9 cm height. The pieces are joined by 2 mm elastic cords For toy to better hold postures, I recommend to apply a thin layer of the hot glue on the inner side of the joints. For larger joints - in two-three places. For...

... ... Size of the printed animal is 5,8 cm height. The pieces are joined by elastic 1mm cords. For toy to better hold postures, I recommend to apply a thin layer of the hot glue on the inner side of the joints. For larger joints - in two-three places.

...... Size of the printed animal is 13.5 cm height. The pieces are joined by elastic 2mm cords. For toy to better hold postures, I recommend to apply a thin layer of the hot glue on the inner side of the joints. For larger joints - in two-three places.

Size of the printed animal is 11 cm height. All "Foots" are the same. You need to print four parts. For toy to better hold postures, I recommend to apply a thin layer of the hot glue on the inner side of the joints. For larger joints - in...

...... Size of the printed animal is 11 cm height. The pieces are joined by elastic 2,5mm cords. For toy to better hold postures, I recommend to apply a thin layer of the hot glue on the inner side of the joints. For larger joints - in two-three places.

Size of the printed animal is 20 cm height. The pieces are joined by elastic 3mm cords. Tail and ears connected by 1 mm elastic cord. To connect "Neck_4_magnit" to "Neck_5_magnit" you need to put two 5mm magnets. Tail:...

In archive you can find a special scaler that can help you to size the doll proportionally:) and remember- if you want to print it by parts, you have to copy and mirror its limbs :3 if you have any questions or suggestions about the model, feel free...

Measuring 12.5 centimeters tall, this printed feline figure stands out for its compact size. The various pieces that comprise the doll are joined together by elastic cords measuring between 2.5 and 3 millimeters in thickness. The tail, meanwhile, is...

There is a detailed fur on him, but remember, if you want to have this texture on him, you should print the fox on SLA printer or using 0.1 layer's height on FDM one. The size of the doll can be modified, there is a special size-checker for it, and...

There is a detailed fur on him, but remember, if you want to have this texture on him, you should print the fox on SLA printer or using 0.1 layer's height on FDM one. The size of the doll can be modified, there is a special size-checker for it, and...

The idea is a tinkerer who has an interest in 3D printing can have these parts printed at a local makerspace, or through online printing sites, and put together a low cost, compact, and functional 3D printer to make small figurines, or small...