3D PRINT READY!! Papi The Harpy

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IMPORTANT PLEASE READ BEFORE PRINTING! This print is ready to go and doesn't need any more fixing before printing. UPdated! New version of the print ready model has just been posted. This version improves reliability and makes it easier to remove included supports. The old version had some issues, especially around wing tips that made it difficult not to take a piece of the wing with the supports. 3D Print other models here: https://www.thingiverse.com/Animu/designs Join the Anime Figure group and share and print anime figures! As well as updates on what I'm doing next https://www.thingiverse.com/groups/animefigures Support me on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/AnimuAnimu/posts Note: I've been having some printer troubles, so a lot of the nasty looking parts of the print are results of my printer and not the model. This print already has all support material ready to go. DO NOT add support material. The support material that I already added to the file has tapered ends and easily breaks off, however be very careful removing, especially around the head and hair. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND using a cutting device like a Dremel or rotary tool to cut the supports on this model. Unlike my other models, this needs beefy supports for the overhangs, but the model itself is very delicate. Do not print this if you are not willing to take the time to carefully remove the supports and reprint if necessary. Print with at least 30% infill and be careful removing supports, there are many fragile features. DO NOT PRINT WITH A RAFT OR SUPPORT MATERIAL Do not freak out if the supports fail mid-print; they are mostly redundant and designed to recover. A brim does help with bed adhesion though. There are TWO STL files included: print the 3DPrintReady file. I included files of the print without supports if you want to add your own supports. Note a base is necessary or the model will tip over. Print this at .1mm layer height for optimal results. I did a bunch of smoothing in Meshmixer, so the STL file is quite big even after being 'reduced', so be patient!