Dummy 13 costume - Superman

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The Man of Steel, now in plastic!This is my Superman variant of the Dummy13 figure by soozafone I used the 2x Muscled arm for dummy13 and the Hunky variantThis requires a well-calibrated printer and I printed at 150%.  The hair has to be superglued on to the head and the logo has to be superglued into the chest.Parts:Blue:Frame parts:4x frame-knee-elbow4x frame-hip-shoulderframe-abdomenframe-chestframe-hipsframe-waist2x frame-forearm2x Hunky_clavicle_2mm_added_for_hip_armor2x Hunky_longer_thigh2x Hunky_longer_shinArmor parts:4x armor-hip (2 for hips, 2 for hunky shoulders)2x armor-knee2x armor-thigh2x armor-forearmarmor-chest-lowerEither 2x armor-upper-arm or  2x “New 2x uper arm dummy 13”SupermanAbs  SupermanChest  I used supportsYellowSupermanBelt  SupermanLogo - Use supports and color change to red at the correct heightRedFrame:2x frame-ankle2x frame-shinframe-hipsArmor2x armor-shin2x armor-foot2x armor-toearmor-crotcharmor-waistSupermanCape Tanframe-headarmor-headwhichever hands you wanteither frame-neck and armor-neck OR Solid-neckBlackSupermanHair needs supports. I printed with grid supports to make it easier to remove.For the cape, I've done two different approaches. I printed with 45% Gyroid Infill, 1 top layer, and 1 bottom layer. Then I hit it with a heat gun to soften and wrinkled it while it was warm. This was the best approach. I printed in ASA, but you should be able to do the same with some trial and error in PLA.Alternatively, you can use the approach laid out in multiuse flexible fabric. I used a height modifier to only enable top/bottom layers for the part of the model that clips onto the back.