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A portrait of Neytiri from Avatar

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Thank you for downloading my works. If you would like to sell my designs, past and future, a commercial license can be obtained from my MakerWorld or Patreon page.

The new Avatar movie - Fire and Ash is coming out in December 2025. Perfect timing to launch a mini Avatar collection in those vibrant blues. 

Pictures shown are printed in an 0.4mm Nozzle
Print at 100% infill with a layer height of 0.08mm with a base layer of 0.16mm
Filaments Used:
    PLA BambuLab Basic Black  Transmission Distance: 0.6
    PLA BambuLab Basic Cyan  Transmission Distance: 3.5
    PLA Default White  Transmission Distance: 5
    PLA BambuLab Basic Red  Transmission Distance: 4
    PLA BambuLab Basic Yellow  Transmission Distance: 6
This print uses 5 unique filaments

Swap Instructions:
    Start with Black
    At layer #8 (0.8mm) swap to Cyan
    At layer #12 (1.12mm) swap to White
    At layer #16 (1.44mm) swap to Red
    At layer #19 (1.68mm) swap to Yellow for the rest. 

To print more than 4 Colors in 1 AMS, Use this sample for this print:

  1. Load filaments Black in slot 1, Cyan in slot 2, White in slot 3, and Red in slot 4

  2. When choosing yellow(the 5th Color), select Slot 1(black) as it is the first filament to finish printing

  3. After layer 8, Black in slot 1 is finished printing and cyan in Slot 2 has started printing, swap out the black filament for yellow. When it is time for yellow to print, the printer will pull from Slot 1.

This is a five color print. Use this tutorial by Cloudy Nostalgia to print more than 4 colors on 1 AMS. 

Can be resized to accommodate your printer or preference by adjusting the X and Y axis the same percentage while leaving the Z axis at 100%. The best way to achieve this: With Uniform Scale checked, adjust the Y axis to the desired size (this will ensure the X axis is the same proportion as the Y axis), uncheck the Uniform scale, adjust the Z axis back to 100%, slice plate, and print. Stringing may occur with Hueforge, just use a lighter to whisk them away.  

More prints: Bookmarks -- Portraits -- Coasters -- Clocks -- Puzzles -- Display Stands -- Display Frames

They are sorted and can be found in my Collections - https://makerworld.com/en/@3djd/collections

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