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The Owl House Stringbean Palisman collapsing staff

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Stringbean Palisman from The Owl House with collapsing staff. Remix of a model by LucasGeorge3D

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Model information

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This is a model of Luz's Palisman Stringbean from The Owl House with a collapsing staff.

It is 83mm wide, 183mm long and 268mm tall. With the staff fully extended, it is about 1.4m tall.

This remix is based on Stringbean Palisman - The Owl House by LucasGeorge3D. The changes are:

  • Added a collapsing staff
  • Modified the the geometry a bit to make room for the staff
  • Added a door at the bottom which can open and close to hide the staff when retracted
  • Split everything into parts according to their color
  • Added a simple stand

Print Instructions

This print requires blue, white, purple, and green filament. Everything was printed at 0.2mm layer height.

In splitting this model into parts, I've tried to balance minimizing both supports and seams between parts. The parts are:

PartColorSupportsOther
toh stringbean-head_blueblueyes-
toh stringbean-body_blueblueyes-
toh stringbean-tail_blueblueyes-
toh stringbean-head_whitewhiteyesadaptive layer height
toh stringbean-body_whitewhiteyes-
toh stringbean-tail_whitewhiteyes-
toh stringbean-staff_blocker_whitewhiteno-
toh stringbean-head_purplepurpleyesadaptive layer height
toh stringbean-body_purplepurpleyes-
toh stringbean-tail_purplepurpleyes-
toh stringbean-staff_purplepurplenoseam position random
toh stringbean-head_greengreennoadaptive layer height
toh stringbean-orb_green_leftgreenyesadaptive layer height
toh stringbean-orb_green_rightgreenyesadaptive layer height
toh stringbean-standanyno-

Adaptive layer height is recommended for parts with low slopes to make layers less visible.

For the staff, I recommend setting the Seam Position to random. Otherwise, the seams will form a very obvious line along one side of the staff.

 

 

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