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Its been decades since I was into 40k and used to paint my own stuff, the eyes arent what they once were, perhaps printing larger models and painting them would be cheaper than laser eye surgery so I could see well enough to paint the small stuff
 
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Stormtrooper (6:1 LEGO-inspired brick figure, NO MMU/AMS, NO supports, NO glue) - 3D model by BigBricks on Thangs

"Blast 'em!"... with this Stormtrooper figure! This model is 8.5in/20cm tall. Find printing/assembly instructions on this model's [designer post](https://thang
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Right, I've just rebuilt my printer having removed the LCD and tidied the wiring up, pressure advance, bed leveling and input shaping all done, going to print this at 50%.....

Lets see how it goes this time...
 
Someone must have it as theres a post pages back with a load of different Lego Starwars figures..
 
Yeah, I have the Stormtrooper one, it comes broken down and you can simply print the part, in the correct colour, then built it all up.
 
Yeah Vader and stormtrooper here. Recently printed a xenomorph before figuring out where to place it - common theme with my prints.
Happy with the quality but supports were a pita. Will see if I can get some pics uploaded
 
Another thing to fix broken stuff lol, buttons for my extractor hood of which all but 2 were broken, they are pretty small (8.5mm diameter) so look a bit rubbish up close in the photo and I don't have a .2 nozzle to print with at the moment, they will look way better than the busted ones I currently have though :)

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Boring but....first functional print to replace a broken (and poorly designed) KTM motorbike part. Printed in PLA for now to see how it holds up and will reprint in PETG if need more resistance from the part long term. Designed in CAD and prototyped with 5% infill. Functional part printed with 100% infill.

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After a year of owning a Saturn 3 and giving up with it the 1st time I went back to it after getting the 3D printing bug again after buying a Bambu A1. Printed using year old Sunlu ABS-Like and in a 10C room (but have a vat heating band and a mini heater in it) so I think the results are good but still room for improvement? Helldiver looks a little rough but I don't think the auto-generated supports were very good.

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Encouraged by the quality of the Puck the Adventurer test print I've started a 1/6 Karlach statue. First plate came out incredibly well. Hopefully the next one will too (20 hours)

 
Another boring functional print! Release catch for flip front of AGV helmet started to crack and bend and was about to fail. Disassembled and removed offending part and used calipers and Tinkercad to design a new one. Needed a little sanding on some corners but otherwise came out okay! Will see how it holds up!

Red Original, Orange printed part.

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Sin_Chase said:
Boring but....first functional print to replace a broken (and poorly designed) KTM motorbike part. Printed in PLA for now to see how it holds up and will reprint in PETG if need more resistance from the part long term. Designed in CAD and prototyped with 5% infill. Functional part printed with 100% infill.

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Broken Part
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how did that go?
i would advise against 100% infill usually 50-60 is good enough
 
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