Mortadelo Obras

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Mortadelo is a character created by Francisco Ibáñez in 1958 for his series Mortadelo and Filemón, where he serves as co-star alongside his boss Filemón. As an influence of post-war, both names evoke food; Mortadelo would be a echo of mortadela. With the years, Mortadelo has achieved greater popularity than his boss, to the point of giving title to the magazines Mortadelo (weekly), Special Mortadelo (bi-weekly) and Super Mortadelo (monthly), as well as Mortadelo bills, which could be exchanged in different promotions of the editorial. In this he has had a lot to do with his condition as king of disguise. This allows Mortadelo to transform himself, to the amazement of everyone, into any animal, plant or object, from an elephant to a bell, passing through a cactus or by a tile. (Wikipedia) Through inkscape, the outline of the image has been made, which once passed on to FreeCAD have become solids to highlight them and give shape. Software: Inkscape, FreeCAD, Cura. Printer: Prusa i3 Aluminum