Cosplay Hand Armor v1 (Djeeta Granblue Fantasy)

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Hand armor modelled after Djeeta from Granblue Fantasy Versus, but will probably work for other costumes aswell. <h3> IMPORTANT 1! You need to scale these to fit your own hands. </h3> These are based on the in-game model of Djeeta from Granblue Fantasy Versus, and are therefore in-game scale. Please print a few pieces and see how you need to scale them for your own hands. I scaled between 102-135% depending on what finger it was for, and sometimes differently in every axis. It's really a trial and error when it comes to sizing, there's no "one size fits all". Update 25/08/2022: I tried fixing the scale, blender hates me and working in millimeters. So would end up having to scale it to 10000% or more to actually be proper. <h3> IMPORTANT 2! These were printed standing up with vasemode or with 1-2 walls using silk PLA, but please experiment with settings yourself to get it working for your own slicer and printer. </h3> You could probably print these "normally" and not in vase mode, but I have had some trouble with my extruder so I made them in vase mode with line width between 0.44-0.66, or with 1 inner wall with 0.33 line width. I used Cura 4.12, so I had to change "fill gaps between walls" to "Nowhere". I printed these in Silk PLA, molded them to my hand with a hairdryer and glued them to a thinner stretchy glove with Gütermann HT2 glue, which held incredibly well in the summer heat. (But that really is the best glue for cosplay, holds everything.) There are 5 parts: The hand-plate, the finger-tip, the mid-part, the "skewed" mid-part with a bigger opening and the thumb-plate. The pictures show how you put them on your hand. For some fingers iI didn't feel like the mid-parts fit together too well, so I made a skewed mid-part that is slightly bigger on one end so they could overlap better. Hard to explain, but print both and choose whatever part you want to use. English is not my first language, but I don't think I would be able to explain this properly in Swedish either lmao. Also you probably need to shape them with heat to fit perfectly to your hand. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and I'll try to help!