BJD 1:10 Model "Nicole" with movable eyes !
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For file: BJD Nicole 1l10.gcode
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- Weight reported by the author
- 37 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 22.36 hr
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- PLA
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- PLA
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- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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- 0.20mm Standard
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Realistic body proportions BJD with movable eyes
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This is one of my original BJD models. Body proportions are realistic, STL has all the parts in the best possible placement, I recommend to keep all the part oriented that way.
I made eye socket frame that can be printed and eyes are movable when inserted, no glue needed. For limbs and body connection, use the elastic string, if you tie it tense enough, doll can do one-leg stand and hold any pose. I recommend to end the string on a neck, there you make a double knot and put a head on, pull out the knot, put the socket cup on the string (cups have the C-shape and are placed on the backside of the board) and cup holds the knot in place, holding the head on the neck, whole body tense and require no glue again.
Back of the head has a release button to open the cap and access the eyes and knot area
6mm eyes fit the best, you can get them on aliexpress for 2$ a pair
Use high quality filament, I recommend to print hands separately and support them some more (They can be printed as small as 1:12 but many retractions mess them up so separate printing reduces that), for 1:10 , max nozzle is 0.2mm , if you scale it up to 1:5 you may go on with 0.4mm nozzle. Use tight support and low temp, refer to attached G-code settings, I spent a lot of printing on this one, when tuning it.