Navi with Inlay

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Hey! Listen!\nWhile working on another project, I figured out how to make something really cool using the reference model.\nHowever, something went terribly wrong and all I ended up with was Navi.\nI like the idea of printing the wings in one color, the body in another color, and the base in a third color. Or you can print it all in the same color. Either way, you still get the two-level effect (with a little path that runs down the middle).\nIf you're feeling adventurous and want to add some extra texture, you can raise the height of the round body by about 1 millimeter or so. This should give it a slight 3D feel.\nIn my completed STL file, I have raised the body by 1 millimeter for effect.\nWhat I'm going to do is print the base in black, the wings in white, and the body in either regular blue or glow-in-the-dark* blue. I've added a second base that has a loop so you can scale down the entire thing, print it, glue it together, and make it a keychain.\nI'm not sure why anyone would want Navi on their keys, but hey(!), at least this one doesn't give you a reason to stop and listen to instructions.**turn out the light and it glows like a real fairy\nIf you want to print this as a keychain, reduce everything by 38% so it's around 50mm (2") wide.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: \n Wanhao\n \n Printer: \n Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2\n \n Rafts: \n No\n \n Supports: \n No\n \n Resolution: \n 0.1mm (100 microns)\n \n Infill: \n 20%\n \n Notes: \n By default, the base has the following dimensions:\nH: 3mm\nW: 132.5mm\nD: 88mm\n...which is quite large. NOT the normal size for a keychain. If you want to make it as a keychain, scale down by about 38% to end up with something around 50mm (just under 2") wide.\nPost-Printing\nIf your printer isn't calibrated, you may end up with parts that don't fit together perfectly. A good sanding should get things to fit if they're a bit too large.