Riding Wolf for small D&D figures
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Fits small-sized miniatures (20mm bases or less). Requires glue. Edits to the original (beyond cutting out the riding…
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Fits small-sized miniatures (20mm bases or less). Requires glue.
Edits to the original (beyond cutting out the riding portion):
Shrunk to 90%. (Still a bit tall, but not as tall as a riding horse.)
Cleaned up the base, attached back feet.
Cut it in half, so the support scars would be on the inside of the legs.
Similar to my horse for D&D figures https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1844378
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
LulzBot
Printer:
Mini
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
.2mm layer height
Infill:
20%
Notes:
The support can be touching buildplate only, if you're using Cura — should only put supports between the legs and the buildplate.
How I Designed This
Blender
Imported into Blender. Created a cone+cylinder to cut out the riding figure, extended it to flat in the back to make it easier to insert/remove figure. Created a cylinder/disc for the figure to stand on.
Stretched out the hind legs so they would touch the base. Subdivided the base edge to give it a rounder shape, then narrowed it to an oval. Reduced the base's thickness.Sliced it in half, by creating a large cube to contain the wolf, then subdividing it vertically. Selected one half of the large cube, and "P" allows you to separate the selection of an object into a new object. (You'll need to add internal faces to each half.) For those two blocks, boolean intersection with the wolf model (carve).
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