A little simple ocean giant for the bathtub
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A Small Marvel for the Bathtub, But Even More Fun on Dry Land! It's a wonder to behold a small ocean giant take shape in the bathtub. But it's even more thrilling to play with one on dry land. The first 30 layers should be printed with 50% infill, and then gradually decrease to 15% for the rest of the model. As you move upwards, the printing process becomes increasingly easier. On solid ground, a bit more weight is required for stabilization purposes. Materials Used: RED - Fillamentum (0.15) Prusa MK2s BLUE - Janbex (0.2) Wanhao i3 V1 Check Out What's Next! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vandragon_de Support the Cause! While drawing boats and bringing them to life can be a lot of fun, it requires a significant amount of research and time investment. The 1:1000 scale models are particularly demanding, requiring hours of dedication. That's why I'm reaching out to see if there are any kindred spirits among you who appreciate my work and would like to offer their support. Your help is greatly appreciated! <img src="https://cdn.thingiverse.com/assets/7c/36/8a/13/f7/tipdesigner.jpg"/> Support the Cause on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/vandragon_de
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