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Fred Flinstone

looks very nice. Tiny gap is perfectly realistic. It shows where ligaments left off.

I like that idea of attaching parts together with "clips". My reservation is...… will the parts attach together "seamlessly" without exposing the clips inside? For degree of "parts fitting together properly", I don't trust 3D printers. Good luck. Looking forward to see the finished model.

Miniatures...… scary dudes

VW Bus Don't know why, but VW Bus always has my fascination.

Thanks to Renover providing the Tesla Cybertruck 3D model in Post #20. Below is my version. I should have sanded down the body a little bit before spray painting.

Hope it is just the thermistor, otherwise you would have to reexamine your Cura settings. The TL-Smoothers took care of that. So, the matter is moot. However, there is an inherent problem lurking at the back. That's my take as a 3D printing newbie. My Tesla bodies came out quite nice. I could...

I have a question, please : Did you purposely print the rear body in "salmon skin" in order to illustrate what TL Smoothers could do, or the rear body print came out that way?

Yes. Difference is day and night. As to "silent printer", I installed the V1.1.5 silent Mobo on my Ender 3. It is excellent.

Female Warrior

I never use primer. I found that unnecessary. Sometimes I did a little sanding if and only if the surface is way too rough and noticeable. Otherwise, I just go right ahead with the colour I intend. P.S. I use enamel paints by Testor mainly, and recently some by Model Master.

The Jedi Came in 3 parts...… the head, the body and the light saber.

The Village ( formerly named Bridge House Over A River ) This will be the last edition of this model. No more "expansion". I added: A house (grey roof) Windmill building Tower Another tree

Not sure of your question. Answer : one printing and painting at a time. If I have 2 models I want to print, I would start one, then paint it. While painting the 1st one, I would start printing the 2nd one. Usually I change my mind 6 million times before a colour scheme is decided. Some times I...

Windmill House The creator who posted this model to the web neglected to include the Roof stl file. I have a Bridge House Over A River file which is a very similar model. So, I took its 2 Roof(left and right) files. After several reprints I finally got the right size to fit to this new model...

Falcon Height...….. 3 and 1/2 inch tall. Size ………... 15% of the stl file. Printer ……. Ender 3 Slicer ……….Cura 3.4.1 Support..... Tree support

OK. I have "expanded" my Bridge House Over A River print...……. I have added : A house A vegetable growing field A Bridge to cross the river A windmill A tree A few piles of boulders. Not knowing what to do with the open ends of the river, I put some boulders over them. Logical? Not likely, but I...

Nice to have more people contributing to 3D Printing and CNC section. It might turn out to be interesting after all. After seeing Renover's Forbidden Tower post, I went looking for it. I printed the model in 3 parts...… rock base & steps, tower, and roof. There is an option to print the whole...

I printed one like that but it was in regular white pla, not Marble PLA.