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Dark Sorceress - Fantasy Figure (High Resolution)
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Title: Dark Sorceress - Fantasy Figure (High Resolution)
Description: Hello, makers! I'm sharing my latest digital sculpt: the Dark Sorceress. This figure is designed especially for fantasy lovers, tabletop RPG players, board gamers, and miniature painting enthusiasts.
I paid special attention to the modeling of the details so they really pop when printed: from the textures of the skulls on the greaves and the crown, to the fluid folds of the cape and the anatomical proportions. It is optimized to catch the light beautifully, just as you can see in the sample render printed in matte grey resin.
⚙ Recommended Print Settings (Resin - SLA/LCD): As a 3D printing expert, I highly recommend printing this model in resin so you don't lose the crispness of the textures.
Resin Type: Standard grey or ABS-like resin (matte grey helps to better visualize the details before priming).Layer Height: 0.03 mm - 0.05 mm. (I recommend 0.03 mm if you are looking for exhibition/competition quality).
Supports: Yes. I recommend using light or medium tree supports. Pay special attention to the overhangs on the cape, the elbows, the bottom of the staff, and the crown.
Orientation: I suggest tilting the model about 30° to 45° backward. This way, any support marks will be on the back of the cape and will be much easier to sand, leaving the face and front armor completely intact.
Hollowing: If you scale the figure larger than 75 mm, I recommend hollowing the main body (with a wall thickness of 1.5 mm - 2 mm) and adding drainage holes on the soles of the boots or under the cape to save resin and avoid suction cup failures.
💡 Post-Processing Tips: Wash thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and use a soft brush to remove uncured resin from the smallest crevices (especially in the eyes and the skulls) before curing with UV light.
I can't wait to see your Makes and how you bring her to life with paint! If you print it, don't forget to share your photos and leave a like. Happy printing! 🚀
Tags: #Fantasy #Miniature #Tabletop #RPG #Sorceress #Necromancer #ResinPrint #CharacterDesign #SLA #HighDetail