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If the Tiki’s facial expression was angry it might be an ode to Ku (the god of war), whereas a happy smiling Tiki may represent the god of light, Kane. Leading to the idea of respective main worship groups similar to Greek mythology.  What are these...

If the Tiki’s facial expression was angry it might be an ode to Ku (the god of war), whereas a happy smiling Tiki may represent the god of light, Kane. Leading to the idea of respective main worship groups similar to Greek mythology.  What are these...

ODE TO TPU:The same way I think PLA is enough for most of the parts, I also use TPU as a "luxe" for some smaller parts which make sense if printed in soft materials. TPU is not ideal for tires, but is what I tried for my 3d printed wheels with PLA...

If the Tiki’s facial expression was angry it might be an ode to Ku (the god of war), whereas a happy smiling Tiki may represent the god of light, Kane. Leading to the idea of respective main worship groups similar to Greek mythology.  What are these...

If the Tiki’s facial expression was angry it might be an ode to Ku (the god of war), whereas a happy smiling Tiki may represent the god of light, Kane. Leading to the idea of respective main worship groups similar to Greek mythology.  What are these...

If the Tiki’s facial expression was angry it might be an ode to Ku (the god of war), whereas a happy smiling Tiki may represent the god of light, Kane. Leading to the idea of respective main worship groups similar to Greek mythology.  What are these...

If the Tiki’s facial expression was angry it might be an ode to Ku (the god of war), whereas a happy smiling Tiki may represent the god of light, Kane. Leading to the idea of respective main worship groups similar to Greek mythology.  What are these...

If the Tiki’s facial expression was angry it might be an ode to Ku (the god of war), whereas a happy smiling Tiki may represent the god of light, Kane. Leading to the idea of respective main worship groups similar to Greek mythology.  What are these...

ODE TO TPU: The same way I think PLA is enough for most of the parts, I also use TPU as a "luxe" for some smaller parts which make sense if printed in soft materials. TPU is not ideal for tires, but is what I tried for my 3d printed wheels with PLA...

480–470 BC showing Athena observing as the Colchian dragon disgorges the hero Jason[88][89] Hesiod also mentions that the hero Heracles slew the Lernaean Hydra, a multiple-headed serpent which dwelt in the swamps of Lerna.[90] The name "Hydra" means...