Batman 700%

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This time my daughter asked for a giant LEGO Batman...with pink cape :) so what could I do. I used LEGO model i found in Grabcad, and modified it for better 3D printing and easier assembly. It is 700% of the original LEGO minifigure size, measures 34cm and 600g (with radio, supports not included) This model was designed to fit quiet tightly together with 0.1-0.2 clearance. If it doesn't work for your printer - step file included (safe pdf file and change format to .stp and should be fine) so feel free to adjust. I can also email you stp file on request. Support required for: - cowl - head - hips - radio (antenna) - arms recommended but not mandatory Bat cape you can find in two versions - clean one that theoretically should be printable with a use of support or second option (I used) with two easy removable ribs to prevent part from wobbling - this is the most challenging part in this assembly. Ribs snap off very easy leaving only a small witness line. GOOD LUCK with this one :) 0.2-0.4 z hop recommended from start to finish. Pins for arms and legs would work better if you use PETG or ABS. I found that PLA pins despite of the initial tight fit get loose very quickly to the point he can't hold his arms raised or even stand still. This is a toy my daughter plays with everyday - if you are looking to print and put out on display you should be fine just with PLA. Logo - has two cone locator just for initial alignment - use superglue. Printed on glass for better gloss effect. Torso - change colour at the level of 21mm to get good looking utility belt. Printer on Creality Ender 3 Pro direct drive, stock magnetic build plate, using PLA from: - 3DQF "Daisy's Pink" - Basicfil Black - ICE "Young Yellow" all in all it took ~60h to print and 18302 questions "how long do I need to wait dad". HAVE FUN AND HAPPY PRINTING!