Undead Duo Pack: Croucher & Split Crawler on Concrete Rubble

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What’s included

• Model 1: Crouching Zombie on rubble slab (single-piece)

• Model 2: Blown-Apart Zombie (top half crawling away from legs) on rubble slab (single-piece)

• Files: 2× .3MF (one per model)

Bambu A1 Combo scaling (important)

Your 3MFs are set very large by default:

• Blown-Apart Crawler: ~481 mm long → Scale to 50% to fit the A1 bed (ends up ~240 mm long).

• Crouching Zombie: ~267 mm max dimension → Scale to 90% to fit the A1 bed (ends up ~240 mm max).

(You can go smaller for quicker prints — these also look great around 150–200 mm.)

Recommended print settings (Bambu A1 / AMS Lite)

Nozzle: 0.4 mm
Material: PLA / PLA+ (default Bambu PLA profile is fine)

Fast “looks great” (best for most people)

• Layer height: 0.16 mm

• Walls: 3

• Top/Bottom: 5 / 5

• Infill: 10–12% Gyroid

• Brim: 6–8 mm (helps rubble edges)

• Supports: Tree supports, Build plate only

• Support interface: ON (3 layers)

Premium detail

• Layer height: 0.12 mm

• Walls: 3 (or 4 for extra strength)

• Top/Bottom: 6 / 6

• Infill: 12–15% Gyroid

• Supports: Tree supports, Build plate only

• Support interface: ON (4 layers)

Orientation: Print exactly as supplied (bases flat on the bed).
Post-processing: Pop supports, light deburr on fingers/under-chin areas if needed. Optional paintwash/drybrush looks unreal on the rubble.

Notes for users

• These are display diorama pieces — chunky details, no assembly, great for Halloween décor, desk display, or painting projects.

• If you want full-size “monster” versions, scale up and split the base in your slicer for multi-part printing.