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Lead Maiden
SHUT UP! I know I installed my doors upside-down! Some things just can't be fixed. :(END OF COLOR COMMENTARY!LM: Lead Maiden AH: Attached Handle LH: Loose HandleHere are a few support notes.The body is easy. Tilt it 45° towards the back, and it'll come out near perfect.Also, the support for the body looks sweet!Use brim for the pins to add adhesion to the build plate.You have a few choices for the doors.Choose whether the spikes or the front are more important to you. I chose the spikes for my print. Tilt the more important side up.If you use the loose handles doors, make sure the handles are fully supported so that they can wiggle all around once the supports are removed.There could be a better way, but this works well.All Gundead models are roughly to scale with a Bullet Kin being 1" tall and 2/3" wide.I chose to make legless, armless, gunless models to make it as printable as possible.This is one of the many Gundead from the game Enter the Gungeon. Check it out here:https://dodgeroll.com/gungeon/Please leave feedback on what you do and don't like. Thanks!
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