Tina Stark aka Iron Girl - Bimbo Series Model 1 Free 3D print model

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It appears to be an email from someone who printed out a full body armor model named "Tina Stark" for themselves, and are now providing instructions to help others achieve similar results with their 3D printers. The writer seems quite proud of themselves and is providing some technical guidance as well. Some specific instructions mentioned include: 1. Printing in multiple pieces, starting with the lower legs, printing with supports only under the thighs. 2. The largest piece, the chest, will print in solid (100% filled), but needs supports on arm sockets, shoulder, and other places that don't naturally come together with minimal support structure to be able to lift well. 3. The whole body has two additional parts for left and right arms each to ensure a great quality finish on finger prints. 4. Spine piece, to minimize overhangs is printed in Meshmixer adding and subtracting supports. 5. The head, when upside down the details are perfect and no other part of this armor works properly otherwise due to limited visibility or misaligned with a standard setting, and because one face looks distorted or doesn't match properly with how some parts would fall. They've learned through printing different orientations how each particular item behaves well, making certain items easier if others struggle so. As it may be that many might encounter various print-related challenges on more extensive and thinner prints as shown here the writer is trying to make known a possible technique which will reduce chances of damaging delicate items or other hardware when sanding them afterwards which isn't needed.