Lilia (awaken) - Seven Deadly Sins

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  Resin is not for free (sadly). If you like to support my work to bring you more awesome 3D models in the world of 3D printing I would be pretty happy for tipping me and check also my Youtube Channel how I fix up models for 3D printing. youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRJYGO1UQnPNT1pOIFSwhtgLdL_XxyAjN ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ !First off, this model is NOT to be sold or redistributed. (That also means selling prints) I'm making it available FREE for personal use only. If you are doing anything that makes money with it, you are violating my copyright, as well as the intellectual property rights of the company who did the character design. If you are featuring it on YouTube or other similar avenues that potentially earns ad revenue, that is allowed. !___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________   Hi everyone, I present you Lilia from the Anime/Game "Seven Deadly Sins" which is ready for 3D printing :). The original 3D Model was not ready for print.The original 3D Model was published on 2021-05-04 on Deviantart and was not ready for print. The author/source of this 3D Model is: KittyInHidinghttps://www.deviantart.com/kittyinhiding The original Link to the model:https://www.deviantart.com/kittyinhiding/art/The-Seven-Deadly-Sins-Grand-Cross-878412850   Ok, this project....was extremely difficult and had a lot of problems. Yeah, where I can start^^... Basically this model is for people who have experience with printing. It is NOT easy to manage the supports because of the overhanging elements. So please be carefull and take your time to find all spots! The first thing was the rigging, it was broken at the arms and needed a re-weighting. This took some time. After this I had a good pose, but It was too big...the wyrm in full lenght would never fit on the printing plate. The only solution would be to make it smaller, but with a smaller print the damages from the supports, the stability and chances of breaking would not be good. So I restarted the complete project from scratch. I tried to "press" the model in a box so I can get a lot of details and height of the model. Good thing, it worked. After this I started fixing...and this was crazy. It is of course only a bodysuit but the small details should be visible too. To locate everything and remodel/fixing was in comparing to other projects super difficult. It should be visible but also not so much. So I needed to figure out how deep I can carve in, to see a difference between skin/dress/decoration elements. The wyrm was not so a big problem and also the "goo" was easy to make. I use for this a particles system called xparticles where you also can simulate good fluids. I played a bit around and I think it fits to the model. Overall I am happy. I thought it would be easier to be honest XD. The small details are visible in the print. I think it would also look pretty cool in pure black or pure white. The only thing is the amount of resin, it took nearly 220 ml (with supports, ca 15 cm height) and also the management of supports. If you like my "fixing" project(s), check my Youtube Channel for timelapses how I fix and remodelling 3D Objects to make them 3D printable and my Myminifactory account here: https://www.myminifactory.com/users/mandrakesoundhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWhugKWaCb08w3UwXU_lYhg Thanks a lot guys and good printing. Mandrake_______________________________________All my work is under fair use content in respective to the original creator/company which made the design. This is a transformation into a new medium. From a digital work to a printable object. It is not possible to use the models for animation/games etc.