Bell Cranel - Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon - Danmachi

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Here he is, Bell Cranel, alongside my Aiz statue - I'm pretty happy with how it's turned out. He's been scaled to match her height, and the only area I'd like to see improvement in is his anime-inspired eyes, but for now, I've given up on that particular aspect. This labor of love has been ongoing for quite some time, with me finally completing him about two months ago. I'm sharing him here since someone requested it. I've made an effort to limit the amount of painting required by breaking down the model into a multitude of parts. This way, you can print them in your preferred colors and only need to do some touch-up work on most of it. You'll likely need to perform some filing on many of the connecting pins and dowels to ensure everything fits together seamlessly. Additionally, glue will be necessary to hold the entire assembly together. Be cautious when handling the boot-to-base pins, as I've done my best to make them print robustly, but avoid forcing the boots down if it's a tight fit - this could cause them to break off from the base. Instead, sand the area looser before attempting to attach. The hair must be assembled after being placed on the head, not beforehand. It's recommended that you assemble the shoulders to the torso first, followed by each arm, including the weapon, and then attaching it to the shoulder at the end. One part I know is missing from the design is the straps for the chest piece that wrap around his body. I attempted to model them multiple times but ultimately gave up on this aspect, so painting them on is your best option if you're interested in adding this detail. --- I've also included a 37mm-sized version of Bell Cranel, tailored for D&D Fighter or Eldritch Knight character usage.