Replacement base and wing supports for Banpresto Evolve Akuma Homura
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Replace the figures original base and wing supports to something less visually obtrusive looking
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I was unhappy with the stand the of the figure (it is naturally understandable why as a crane prize, they went with this to me) came with so I decided to make a replacement.
This works by printing a small adapter that fits the figure on the top end and a 8mm acrylic rod at the bottom end. I have also included files to replace the wing supports for the top part and a stand plus a small block to hold up the figure on the tip of her dress to in hopes of preventing potential leaning problems.
I printed the adapter for the figure with black Sunlu PLA+ and the parts for the wing support and the small block with clear Overture PETG.
Additionally I used a 10cm 1cm thick acrylic disc in which I drilled a hole for the 8mm rod to fit in and 5mm acrylic rods for the wing supports.
Anything thicker than 8mm for the rod that holds the figure and it would collide with one of her legs. It is best to use superglue to attach the support rod to the base and the support rod to the adapter.
Slightly resize the support block as needed. The holes for the rods should be easy enough to be changed in OrcaSlicer etc.
I'd recommend printing the adapter in black as well as with clear PETG it is far more visible than in black and all parts are printed on a smooth plate. Removing the auto supports for the top parts of the wing supports was a pain.
I used a cheap drill stand to drill the hole. So I'd suggest also drilling in a way that ensures, that the hole is perpendicular.
For the clear parts I'd recommend following this guide: https://www.printables.com/model/15310-how-to-print-glass
This is one of my first models I have made for 3D printing and the only I have felt worth uploading somewhere.
Also I can't guarantee that this will fit any particular 8mm or 5mm acrylic rods, as the holes are scaled for those I have on hand. I have purchased mine from here (the disc for the base as well): https://acrylhaus.com/
Also in case anyone wonders if the adapter would also fit, the equivalent Ultimate Madoka figure: I don't know as I don't own that figure and also do not plan to get her.