Mary Jane Monroe aka Female Venom - Bimbo Series Model 2 - by SPARX

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The first of many "Female Bimbo" alternatives to Marvel and DC characters - no offense intended, just a fitting label.\nThis project may not be suitable for all audiences, but with the right guidance, it can be printed without issue.\nTo get the best possible print, please download the enclosed instructions.pdf, which contains detailed information on my inspirations, design tools used, and more.\nI share my work to bring joy to others. Please do not distribute these files on social media or other websites - linking to this page is acceptable.\nFor complete details on supports and fill settings, please refer to the Instruction.PDF, available for download.\nPost-Printing\nJoining legs and torso to legs requires some effort, but it's no more complicated than previous models.\nAfter sanding, all parts undergo acetone vapor treatment. Then, two coats of undercoat are applied, followed by acrylic paint and three final coats of semi-gloss sealer.\nHow I Designed This\nI aimed to create this model without any expenses, relying on truly free resources for my tools.\nMy technique was straightforward: use Daz 3D's pose with built-in models, export as OBJ with no materials, then find royalty-free objects to draw in 123D or load into Meshmixer and scale/place onto my female figure. I extruded the clothing into the body, combined, made solid, took a little trip to Netfabb for fixing, saved, and back to Meshmixer for detailed sculpting - a process that's been refined over two years.\nThe heads may appear rough around the hair area, but rest assured they print perfectly.\nHair is one element that doesn't print well unless exaggerated; it's improving with each attempt.\nCustom Section\nThere are two heads: Mary-Lyn Jane herself and a half-venom head. Both fit the body, but if using the Phincen pin, you'll need to drill a hole in the head or make the pin removable. As always, feel free to message me with any questions!