Rick the Pickle Exoscheletone
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Detailed Pickle Rick in his DIY rat exoskeleton. Printed in PETG and hand-painted. Slow print for maximum detail
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Action Figures & Statues
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
This is a highly detailed model of Rick the Pickle in his improvised Exoskeleton (rat-suit). It’s a must-have for any Rick and Morty fan and a great piece for testing your printer's ability to handle intricate mechanical details and organic textures.
My Print Settings & Process
To get the best results, I focused on precision over speed. Here is how I achieved the look in the photos:
Material: Printed in White PETG. I chose PETG for its durability and slightly better impact resistance for the thinner bone structures.
Post-Processing: After printing, I hand-painted the model to bring out the grittiness of the rat bones.
Print Speed: I highly recommend lowering your print speed (around 30-40mm/s for outer walls). Slowing down is crucial for this model to ensure the small joints and "bone" details print cleanly without stringing or loss of detail.
Supports: Required (Organic/Tree supports work best to minimize scarring on the textured surfaces).