Dudley Do-Right

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Dudley Do-Right, a cheerful Canadian Mountie from the animated television series "The Dudley Do-Right Show," produced by P.A.T. Film Services and Jay Ward Productions, is always trying to catch his nemesis Snidely Whiplash and rescue Nell Fenwick, his boss's daughter, with whom he has a deep infatuation. Dudley is a well-meaning but dim-witted Mountie who assembles the model after printing it using a Prusa I3 MK3S printer. He uses various PLA filaments in different colors to bring the model to life. The model stands at 200mm tall and requires no supports during printing. It can be assembled without any special requirements, making it easy for makers to create their own versions of Dudley Do-Right. Print settings are essential to bringing the model to life. The printer brand is Prusa, and the specific model used is the I3 MK3S. Resolution is set at 0.2mm, with an infill percentage of 10%. Filament colors include various PLA shades such as Paramount3D PLA - Universal Beige, Simpson Yellow, True White, Autobot Blue, True Red, Black, and St Andrews Green. Assembly tips are crucial to ensuring the model turns out perfectly. Makers should pay attention to printing and assembly requirements, including using a brim for both hands and arm_left piece if necessary. The pants area may print rough due to the angle, but it's hidden so there's no need to worry about print quality. When assembling the model, makers should use E6000 and B7000 sticky craft glue. Each glue has its own advantages, with B7000 being smoother and less stringy. Makers should ensure that everything is properly aligned while the glue is setting. The hair is a tight fit, so care should be taken when pressing it in. The model is top-heavy, requiring a base to prevent it from tipping over. Makers can refer to the assembly diagram and uploaded pictures for guidance on assembling the model. Feedback is essential to making better models, so don't hesitate to ask questions or provide feedback.