Molly - Animal Crossing

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Model is from Pocket Camp, ripped by Centrixe. Huge thanks go out to Centrixe for ripping this model! To get it ready for printing, I added a base and optimized it specifically for printing. When you print it, keep in mind that it comes out as two separate pieces that need to be glued together at the end. When it comes to printing settings, I highly recommend using both a brim and supports. My personal preference is a 0.12 mm resolution when printing this model. To assemble the model, I use Locite super glue. First, line up the base and apply some glue - make sure it's completely dry before moving on to the next step. Once that's done, attach the head to the base using even more glue. This lets you correct for any warping that might have occurred during printing. The model can be customized in various ways depending on how it's painted. It could easily pass off as Bill or Joey from Pocket Camp, or you could go all out and paint it to resemble any of the other ducks in the game. If you do decide to give it a fresh coat of paint, start by spraying on some primer first - this will help the paint adhere properly. Then, use some acrylic craft paint to bring your duck model to life. I personally like using the cheap kind from Walmart and it works just fine as long as you remember to thin it out with water before applying it. After painting is done, protect the paint with a clear coat of Krylon Colormaxx Clear - Flat spray. This will keep the colors looking vibrant for years to come!