Seiya - Saint Seiya (Seinto Seiya) / Seyar - Les Chevaliers du Zodiaque - anime first cloth

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Here is my first figurine. Seiya wasn't my first choice to learn how to make a character, but he imposed himself after finding a blueprint of this character on the web (thank you fans). Thanks to him, I learned to model a person, create a skeleton, and use weight paint. I had also made grooves in the armor, but sorry, the file became so big after using sculpt mode that it's unusable (500MB). My final figurine is a bit thin and especially the hair is completely messed up (after painting them, I completely crushed them). Sumimasen! On to the remixes, for those who have the courage (face and knee pads need to be redone). Not very skilled at painting, I'm sure we can improve all of that. I provided several Blender files to customize your figurine as much as possible. There is the T shape and the skeleton to move the limbs. You can remove the armor, etc... For beginners like me, always work in LOW design before moving the bones, even with a powerful machine. Printer: Dagoma discovery 200 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: fin Notes: Support is indispensable, which will require a lot of image. To get a smooth figurine without any roughness, the Dagoma 200 (low-cost printer) is not at all adapted. Height of at least 13 cm to be able to paint it. Post-Printing Acrylic paint for me, and a pencil for the armor grooves. Raaaah! I would have loved them to appear in the print. A small oval base or for the most courageous, a Greek temple, that's class. You can find very nice ones on Thingiverse. I'm impatient to see the remixes