Impostor syndrom...
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Ever thought you were been seen as a king or queen, while feeling like a simple pawn inside ?
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- Printables
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- Sculptures
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
There are two versions of each piece : single part or split parts.
Except if you have a big printer, you will need to scale down the models (as they are, they are too big for a Prusa MK3/4). I print them at 40 or 45% scale without problem.
Be careful, for the split parts, not to scale down too much. The neck of the pawn will become very thin, and may break before being glued).
You can print the single part as you want, and may paint the pawn if you like.
The split part will need some glue, to set the pawn inside the king/queen body. Scale both parts (king/queen and pawn) by the same amount ! The pawn split part is the same for both king and queen bodies.
Note : there is a very small ridge on the bottom of the kinkg/queen body, to help properly place the pawn. Unfortunately, this means these is an opposite hole on the bottom of the pawn, that will need supports (organic, very easy to remove).
Depending on your bed adhesion, you may need a brim when printing the split part pawn.