Mr. Incredible v0.1t

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DISCLAIMER: I DID NOT DEVELOP THIS MODEL. THE CREATIVE TEAM AT AVALANCHE SOFTWARE DESERVES FULL CREDIT FOR ITS DESIGN. I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY WHATSOEVER FOR THE COPYRIGHT OWNERSHIP OF DISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS (CURRENTLY HELD BY WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT SINCE 2017). IT HAS BEEN USED WITHOUT PERMISSION. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eyelids, mouth, teeth and facial features have been carefully removed. The model's feet were scaled to a neutral position at z=0, tris converted to quads, and parts joined together - a time-consuming process. Edge creases were applied to the hairline, waist, gloves, boots, eyes, but not the mask - perhaps that was an oversight. Two standard supports (2xSS) and three standard supports (3xSS) have been included for stability, although more can be added by using the final blend file if desired. The original source blend is also available for comparison purposes. Texture maps were initially planned to be shared, but unfortunately only the white version was accessible, making it impossible to post. The eyes are not inset, a feature that can easily be achieved with a simple boolean operation between two sphere objects. The model sliced well, but I must stress that printing it may pose some risks, as I have yet to test its printability myself. One minor issue is the character's balance - it tends to tip to the left. A base may be necessary to achieve stability. UPDATE: MAY 22, 2018 A generic BASE has been added with a standing height of 2.1mm, based on the Disney Infinity logo. It is half the scale of the characters and appears to work well in most cases. However, if the bottom seems too large or flat, or the edges tend to peel easily during printing, I will consider adding some cuts in the first few layers for easier printing.