Rocky - Project Hail Mary
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Model information
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- Printables
- Category
- Sculptures
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
This model comes in two different types, if you want just a figure then click on the figure folder, there is a version with supports and one without. If you want a posable action figure then click on the action figure folders, again, one with supports and one without.
Printing Steps
● Step 1 – Choose your figure style option - statue or articulated figure
● Step 2 – Choose your file type
○ Option A: Supported STL
■ Supports are already included and optimized for printing
■ No additional edits are required before slicing
○ Option B: Unsupported STL
■ Scale the model to any size you prefer
■ You will need to generate supports before printing
■ Most slicers offer both automatic and manual support options
● Step 3 – Import file
Download and import the STL file into your slicer program (such as Chitubox, Bambu Studio, or Lychee).
● Step 4 – Prepare the print
Use your slicer to generate the print layout and settings required for your specific 3D printer.
● Step 5 – Post-Print
Once printing is complete:
● Carefully remove the supports
● For easier removal, place the model in warm water to soften the supports and reduce surface damage
Pro Tips:
● For all prints-
○ Resin prints will capture finer detail than filament prints
○ For best results, print at a 0.03–0.05 layer height (resin) or 0.1–0.2 (FDM)
○ Always clean resin prints in isopropyl alcohol or similar resin cleaning product fully after printing.
○ If printing in resin make sure to cure the figure with UV light based on your resins recommendations.
● Articulated figure print-
○ For optimal resin printing you will want a resin with a mix of strength and elasticity. A recommended mixture for this figure with moving parts is ½ Resione Th-72 mixed with ½ Tough74. Resins that don't have enough elasticity may be too brittle for this figure.
○ When assembling the articulated version you may want to heat up the cavities with warm water or a blow dryer for easier assembly.
○ See the labeled diagram below for proper assembly of the articulated figure.
○ There are 2 options for his left hand that you can choose from. An open hand (1C) or closed hand (1B).
Happy printing ;)