Mt St Helens

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As I upload them, I display them. The arrow at the bottom indicates due north. When slicing, I highly recommend using PrusaSlicer's layer editing feature. Set the base up to print at 0.35mm then as much of the mountain topography at 0.10mm as possible. This will result in a good balance between print quality and speed. I also recommend infill density to be around 30-40%. I know, that's pretty high for a model that doesn't really need the strength. But trust me. Low infill setting WILL cause layer shift. See photo of layer shift error. There's nothing worse than being 18 hours into a print job just to have it fail like this. A huge waste of filament and time.