Zelda Royal Crest, 28cm wide

model choice instructions

Choose the variant according to how you want to hang it.
The keyhole slot can fit up to a M4 expansion bolts. Dimensions: ⌀10mm head, ⌀4mm thread.
If hung with magnets, the magnets are attached with a screw directly inserted in the thigh plastic. No nut required. Hex head recommended, you'll need some torque.
5mm thick magnets: 2 magnets are enough.
3mm thin magnets: 2 may be enough, but 3 are recommended if the magnetic surface isn't strong.

printing instructions

The model can fit a P1S' 256*256mm bed by rotating it 45°.
The P1S will slow down PLA layers which are too short (in print time), in order to let the layers cool enough. This may cause the color on the top of the printed object to be slightly different from the color of the rest of the object. I therefore added another little object to extend the layer times safely.
I do not master PLA well, i printed on a smooth plate with glue to avoid warping. If you use the 3MF, you may want to use your own PLA profile.
The 3MF only has 1 of the several available variants. Get the STL of the one you need and rotate and place it, carefully checking if the load line doesn't collide with the Royal Crest.
Supports are required for magnets slots. They are not recommended for keyhole slot. Use the bucket support painting tool to paint the supports manually to print the variant with both slots. The model in the 3MF is already painted so.
Use the thinnest layer height possible for the best result.

links to components

(those links are affiliated, using them will cost you nothing, but will support my work)
(you can try and browse for other cheaper sellers)
thick magnets: https://l.kioa.net/printables/magnet-disc-holed (20x5-5mm variant)
thin magnets: https://l.kioa.net/printables/magnet-disc-holed (20x3-5mm variant)
magnet screws: https://l.kioa.net/printables/screws-countersunk-bolt (M3 variants, 8mm length)
expansion bolts/nails: your workshop, or your local DIY store, or online

I used Sunlu's PLA glow yellow filament for the print depicted on the model photos.
https://l.kioa.net/printables/filament-sunlu-pla-glow
Yellow is not the brightest filament. Phosphorescent material emit green-yellow light, which is why only green glow filament is really bright when charged with white light. I charged the yellow filament with UV light.
https://l.kioa.net/printables/uv-flashlight