Geometric Comet Moth Wall Art | Line Art Specimen Decor | No Supports
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Geometric line-art comet moth (Argema mittrei). Longest tails of any moth. Prints flat, no supports.
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Comet moth (Argema mittrei), the Madagascan moon moth, drawn as geometric line art. The facet web follows the real wing venation. Falcate, pointed forewings and swept ribbon tails — the longest of any moth — keep it clearly apart from the luna.
One piece. Prints flat. No supports. About 20 g of PLA.
Print settings
No supports
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Infill: 100% (the piece is only a few lines wide)
Wall generator: Arachne
Ironing: on, top surfaces
Brim: recommended on the antennae and the long tail tips
Size 132 × 170 × 3 mm (170 mm on the long edge — this one hangs taller than it is wide). Line width is 2.6 mm at this size — scale in the slicer if you want, but the lines thicken with it.
Material Matte black PLA reads most like bent metal. Silk copper, bronze, or gold looks like a Victorian pinned specimen. White works on a dark wall.
Mounting Foam tape or mounting putty. No hanging hole — a hole would cut the silhouette, and 20 g does not need a screw.