AMMO Pisspot Remix (fixed, split, sized)

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UPDATE: I've discovered excellent filaments that meet my expectations. To avoid Amazon's issues, I opted to spend a bit more on direct purchases from Prusa, which has been worth the extra cost due to significant time and material savings during painting. My top recommendations are: Base: Choose either 1.) Prusament Galaxy Black (currently out of stock on Amazon or opt for direct shipping from Prusa), offering an amazing finish that conceals layer lines and printing imperfections. 2.) Atomic Filament Black Marble PLA, available at https://atomicfilament.com/collections/opaque-pla-filaments-1/products/black-marble-pla-filament. This American brand provides a similar aesthetic to Prusament with slightly fewer benefits. Finding the perfect red filament was challenging, but I've identified: Flame: Atomic Filament Perfect Red PLA at https://atomicfilament.com/products/1-kg-red-pla-filament. After trying four different red options and scouring online reviews, this is the closest to true bright red without being watermelon or orange-toned. Pisspots for days! I've worked diligently to ensure these designs are genuine and 100% accurate, following the original Ammo troop's instructions. This remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3180818 was requested, and I've split the pieces into manageable printing sections with useful scales included. The original designer deserves all credit for their exceptional work. I've uploaded a large collection of files, listed in order from largest to smallest due to my initial mistake of not alphabetizing them. All models have been "fixed" using Netfabb, even if the filename doesn't reflect it: 1.) Original Full Model Fixed - The original file with some issues resolved using Netfabb. 2.) Full PP No Stand - A Pisspot without a stand for separate printing. 3.) Full PP No Stand Flat Bottom - My preferred method of printing the full Pisspot, with a flat bottom and removed stand. 4.) PP Flame - The flame section cut off at the top of the shell neck for easier printing. 5.) PP Shell - The rounded shell, separated from the flame. 6.) PP Shell Flat Bottom - A shell with a flat base, eliminating the need for a stand and support material. 7.) Stand - The necessary stand for balanced display. All files come in various sizes, denoted by an "s" prefix followed by a percentage of the original model scale. For instance, "PP Shell s150" is scaled uniformly to 150% of the original size. Available sizes are s150, s50, s30, and unmarked (equivalent to s100). The sizing guide is as follows: 1.) s150/150%: Extremely large, with a flat bottom version reaching 15.25 inches in height and a full version barely printable on a CR10. 2.) Unmarked/100%: Substantial, with a fully printed flat bottom version approximately 10 inches tall. 3.) s50/50%: A nice desktop display size, printing in 4-5 hours for me. 4.) s30/30%: Dubbed the "ornament" size, about 2-3 inches tall and easy to print with a flat bottom. For the ornament size, I drill a 1/16 inch hole in the top of the flame and screw in a loop made from twisted safety wire.