female dexter remix hair and chest updated

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I present to you a 3D printed female action figure and pose reference tool that I've designed with balance and range of motion in mind. After learning from my previous 70-point-of-articulation male action figure, I wanted to create something that would be both versatile and easy to use. To achieve this, I conducted extensive research on the types of joints used in action figures versus what is possible with 3D printing. You can see an example of the model balancing on one foot. One of the key features of this design is its interchangeable hand system, making it a valuable tool for artists. The hands are designed to be easily removable and replaceable, using a PLA spike to secure them in place. I've included a wide range of hands to choose from, so you can customize your figure to suit your needs. If the breasts appear too large, I've also provided a smaller size option. The character is based on classic heroine body type standards, standing at 8 heads tall with flat feet. To make the most of this model, simply find a spear and mount it in her hands - you'll have an Amazon warrior ready for your desk or studio. For those who want to develop the model further or create new hands, I've included the Blender file. For assembly instructions, please visit http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:116571, where you'll find detailed breakdowns of this model type. I've also upgraded the ball joints to eliminate friction collars. To print the hands, be sure to use support material. If you're interested in learning more about the development process behind this design, check out my Development Diary video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFZyPCRCmd4&feature=c4-overview&list=UUyMH4WpbXjgSp0qfh6BjckA.