Mr Bean's Leyland Mini - Armchair Driving

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<h5><i><strong>If you like my designs, why not come and say hi on </strong></i><a href="https://www.instagram.com/wjll_h/"><i><strong>Instagram</strong></i></a><i><strong> or </strong></i><a href="https://twitter.com/Wjll_H"><i><strong>Twitter</strong></i></a><i><strong>!</strong></i></h5><p><br><strong>Overview:</strong><br>Mr Bean's Leyland Mini with all the parts needed to recreate the infamous armchair driving scenes. It can be printed without the armchair driving parts if preferred.<br>The model comes in many parts and supports will be needed! The parts include alignment joints, to make assembly easier. Will need to be glued together when assembled. For extra detail, you can use string to replicate the way the armchair is tied on.&nbsp;<br><br><strong>Print Settings:</strong><br>Parts are pre-positioned in their recommended orientations for printing.&nbsp;These orientations were chosen to help preserve the most detail!<br>Turning on ‘Detect thin walls’ can be helpful for getting extra detail on some of the parts. This setting is found in Prusaslicer under Print Settings &gt; Layers and perimeters &gt; Quality<br><br>Layer height and nozzle size will depend on what scale you print the model. I've had success with 0.15 layer height and a 0.4 nozzle at 100% scale, the lower the layer height the better.&nbsp;<br>For some of the less detailed parts, you can go with a bigger layer height.<br><br>Many of the parts require support material.&nbsp;<br>Please note: there are some very thin and delicate parts in the model so it may not print very well if scaled-down!</p><p><strong>Other Info:</strong><br>Designed from scratch in Solidworks. Images Rendered in Keyshot</p>