Mercy from Overwatch in her Devil/Imp skin posed in her laughing emote.
Pose was done by hand by me, model was exported from the game, subdivided and cleaned up in Blender. Split into parts in Rhino3d.
Her torso rests on her legs, glued will be best, but you can leave it as is.
There are 2 sets of legs and bases for your preference, both tagged as pegged or not pegged, must print the proper base for the legs you print.
The wings are the trickiest. This was printed at 300% scale so the wings came out at .4mm wide. Orient them so the wings are printed upwards or else they will break with the supports. Wings are then glued to her back. So trimming might be needed to get a good surface for super glue to bond.
The head also needs to be glue and her neck trimmed by about 2mm carefully. A small drilled hole in her head to accept a nail might help. I tried to peg her head but I had trouble getting a good split on the models.
If you notice there are spots missing or layers missing in Cura, open the file in windows 3d builder, use the repair too when prompted, save and reload model. If this does not fix it for you, print at a much lower resolution and 125% flow. When removing supports be careful and use super glue to bond the layers. You can see the spots that it happened to me.
Printer:
PowerSpec/Wanhao i3 Plus
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
.06-.1
Infill:
20
Notes:
If you notice there are spots missing or layers missing in Cura, open the file in windows 3d builder, use the repair too when prompted, save and reload model. If this does not fix it for you, print at a much lower resolution and 125% flow. When removing supports be careful and use super glue to bond the layers. You can see the spots that it happened to me.
