3D Printing Nerd Attack
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This Remix of "Make Me a Super Hero" by printplateau puts the 3D printing nerd into attack mode while adding a smile
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This Remix of "Make Me a Super Hero" by printplateau puts the 3D printing nerd into attack mode while adding a smile.
I printed this in Galaxy Silver Prusament PLA using my Prusa Mini+. I lazily used the “Supports: Everywhere” option. This worked but could be done with less support material, and would make the clean up process nicer.
I used the Joel-Bot icon for the 3D printing Nerd to make three facial changes:
- Enlarged the nose and moved it up
- Added the iconic smile
- Enlarged the chin and moved it down
I put the 3D printing Nerd into Attack mode with the following four changes:
- Converting the Gear stand into a shield
- Adjusting the legs and cape into a running motion
- Rotating the head to face the action
- Putting the Hex key into a forward Scepter/Sword attack mode
The four main details that I enjoyed adding were :
- A cape that came from the shoulders rather than the head
- The smile to the face
- The shield grip and arm articulation
- The thumb articulation on the Hex key
Modeling lessons
Because this is only the third project I have worked on in Blender, I was struggling with *.stl errors, holes and internal surfaces I created with boolean operations I used. The After days of struggle, I did a voxel re-mesh at 0.1m and my problems went away. I would like to lower the poly-count but I will save that for another day when I have time to learn how to do this nicely.