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DUMMY 13 costume - The Flash

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accessories and upgrades to make dummy 13 into the Scarlet Speedster

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My son really wanted a Flash toy, so I decided to make a dummy 13 Flash. My model has a new head, with eyes that are inserted in, with a new helmet, and lightning bolt ears. There's a lightning belt and two lightning arm bracers. Finally, there's a new chest with the flash emblem.

NOTE printing these pieces is not for beginners. Your printer must be dialed in tightly. I used a 0.25 nozzle and my dummy 13 is printed at 150%. I doubt you'd be able to use these parts on a 100% scale dummy, and definitely not with a 0.4 nozzle. A lot of the new pieces need supports as well, but the exact settings will be based on your printer. I've oriented the parts in the way I thought was best, but you should do what suits you.

The tiny parts should be printed in something stronger than PLA; I used red ASA and gold ABS.

To print:

  • red :
    • all original frame parts except Shin and Ankle.
    • all original armor parts except for Foot, Shin, Chest, and Head
    • flash cowl
    • flash chest
       
  • gold :
    • original frame-shin & frame-ankle
    • original armor-shin, armor-toe, & armor-foot
    • flash arms
    • flash belt 
      • NOTE, there are two versions of the belt, one with tabs and one without. Without-tabs definitely needs glue to hold it on, whereas the one with tabs is mostly a friction fit.
    • flash chest emblem
    • flash ear emblems
      • NOTE, I did this with a color change at the point where the circle starts being just an outline
  • white : 
    • flash eyes
    • flash chest circle
       
  • skin tone
    • flash head

To assemble the head, first inset the eye pieces with a dot of superglue if needed. Then, push the head into the helmet (see the assembly instructions in model/637141 for help.) Finally snap the two ear pieces in.

The armbands just slide onto the forearm armor, and may need a dot of glue to hold it. 

The belt just slides down over the waist; the version with tabs doesn't need glue, the other version definitely does.

For the chest, insert the white piece and then the lightning bolt. Note, that the pin on the bolt only fits one way into the white piece

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