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Assembly: Assemble as normal dummy 13, but add tentacles. Printing: for the full, Doc Ock vibe, use the AMS-MMU file. If you don't have an AMS or MMU, use the single color variant. Print frame and arms in PETG. Armor can be any filament.
Assembly: Assemble as normal K9 companion, but add the wings and extended tail. Printing: Supports are needed.
This model is very difficult to print, and you require a calibrated printer for it to work. It is hard, but not impossible to print it at 100% scale. 150-200 percent is recommended.
Assembly: Assemble as normal Dummy 13. Printing: Supports are needed! Thanks to Real Cloud Architect for the inspiration! FYI, this is NOT a remix of Real Cloud Architect's Dummy 13 Thor. That model is great, and gave me tons of ideas,…
Man, I wish my dummy 13 had a hole in it's chest so I could make one of them stab the other. When I thought that, I knew I had to make a chest so that the dummy 13 could be murdered. This chest has a hole big enough for most dummy 13…
Assembly: Assemble as normal Dummy 13, but use the tail, head, and the dummy 13 arms as legs. Printing: Supports are needed.
Assembly- like a normal dummy 13, except put the wings where the arms would go and put the arms where the legs would go. Printing- supports are needed!
Just a battle-axe for dummy 13. No supports needed.
A bow and arrow for Dummy 13. No supports needed.
Printing: supports are needed.
Assembly: Just like dummy 13, except there is a Galliformes part in the leg. Look to the photos for details!! Printing: Supports are optional, but recommended.
A warhammer for dummy 13. For minimal supports, orient handle-up.
I felt that all the dummy 13 spears on printables were too complicated. This is a minimalist approach. Print without supports.
A cool sword for Dummy 13. No supports
Just a poleaxe. Nothing special. No supports needed.
A mace for dummy 13. Supports needed.
Assembly: Use my new frame, it has all the parts you need, and use my benchified armor. assemble as normal Dummy 13. Printing: You had better use supports.
Includes: Wand, Invisibility Cloak, broom, Sword of Gryffindor, Sorting hat, glasses, hair, tie, suit, cape. Assembly: assemble as normal Dummy 13. Printing: No supports exept on the hair, sorting hat, and tie.
This print uses the joints from Dummy 13 at 80% scale to make a posable bat figurine. Assembly: The wings contain 6 parts. First, you click the joints that look like the number 3 onto the large wing parts. Then you add the caps onto one…
Printing: No supports should be required, but brims are reccomended on some parts. I reccomend to print frame in PETG or ABS, armor in any filament. Assembly: Assemble as a normal dummy 13. The hair must be glued on.
The flexi pencil model is great, but it is hard to write with. With the new and improved ‘Flexil V2', You can use it in your everyday life! No supports are needed for this model.
You WILL need and AMS for this model. Sorry.
Guitar picks I made.
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