Aria The Dragon (for dual extrusion)

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Two fantastic events happened over the weekend! We successfully installed the incredible E3D Cyclops Dual Extrusion system:http://e3d-online.com/Multi-Extrusionwith remarkable outcomes AND a new season of Game of Thrones is about to begin. What better way to celebrate than to release an entirely reworked Aria The Dragon, made especially for this occasion? The dual extrusion compatible files are:loubie_aria_resculpt_base_and_eyes_v1.1.stlloubie_aria_resculpt_dragon_body.stlChoose one color for the base and eyes and another for the body. The base has a cavity to accommodate an LED if you wish to create a lamp.For those who do not possess a printer capable of dual extrusion or simply prefer to print her in one part, then please use:loubie_aria_resculpt_combined_v1.1.stlThis Aria was sculpted in Blender and based on my original Aria model. She stands at 13cm tall.A vital notice: The model is published under a non-commercial, non-derivatives license. If you wish to utilize her commercially, then please contact me beforehand and we can work out an arrangement.A further notice: The original files:loubie_aria_resculpt_base_and_eyes.stlloubie_aria_resculpt_combined.stldid not have completely flat bases. Please use:loubie_aria_resculpt_base_and_eyes_v1.1.stlloubie_aria_resculpt_combined_v1.1.stlinstead. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.I utilized Cura to slice this model. She was printed on an Aluminatus clone using the E3D Cyclops dual extrusion system.If you wish to scale this model, you must do so in context. For instance, if using Netfabb, load both models at the same time. Ensure both models are selected and then scale them. Export each model separately and they will load into place.