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Support-Free Forest Golem Guardian – GroveCore (RootRigs Series)

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A forest-born mech guardian with a glowing core—chunky, non-humanoid, and designed to print cleanly.

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Support-free mini guardian designed for easy FDM printing — perfect as a desk figure or shelf display.

Description

GroveCore is a RootRig formed where machinery and woodland collide.
Its reinforced body houses a visible core, while branch-like structures and growth elements give it a distinctly non-human silhouette.

This model was designed with printability first:

  • No smoke, flames, or floating effects

  • Thick, solid parts suitable for FDM printing

  • Clean overhangs that work well with tree supports

  • Suitable for single-colour or AMS multi-colour builds

Part of the expanding RootRigs printable creature collection.


🧩 What’s included

  • RootRigs_GroveCore.stl

  • (Optional) RootRigs_GroveCore.3mf if you include a Bambu profile


🖨 Print settings

  • Printer: Bambu Lab A1 / A1 Combo

  • Material: PLA

  • Layer height: 0.16–0.20 mm

  • Infill: 10–15% (Gyroid recommended)

  • Walls: 3

  • Supports: ✅ Tree supports (touching build plate)

  • Orientation: As supplied

  • Nozzle: 0.4 mm


🎨 Colour suggestions (optional)

  • Body: matte bronze, dark olive, or stone grey

  • Core: green, translucent green, or glow filament

  • Growth details: brown or dark green

Prints cleanly in a single colour if preferred.


📏 Model size

  • Scales well between 120–160 mm tall

  • Renders shown at approximately 150 mm


⚠ Notes

  • Decorative display model

  • Not intended as a toy

  • Resize freely to suit your setup


❤ Support the project

If you print GroveCore, please upload a Make — it really helps the RootRigs series grow and lets others see real prints.

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