by pa_artist, publishedJan 23, 2018                        

-This 3D model is derivative of DaWhirlpool's Yoda Bust and Plaque 3D model. I started with the head mesh of his model and then modeled the body and new base around that.
-This 3D print is designed for a iPhone 8 with an otterbox case.
-You may need to use a dremel tool or a metal file on the base and Yoda's hands to get the phone case to fit. When I printed my model I had to make some modifications to the print after printing the model. I tried to make the same modifications to the .stl file before uploading it on here but I am not sure if I modified it enough. I do not plan to print the new model myself to find out.
-The base prints with sharp corners. To get the stone look I used a dremel tool to rough up the base before I painted it
-The final version of my 3D print seen in the photos was painted by hand with acrylic paint
-After painting the model I sprayed the model with a coat of clear matte finish spray paint
-Yoda's hair seen in the photo was created using the fuzz of a cotton ball stuck to his head with a bit of hairspray
-The 3D model is designed around a Fantasy wireless charger that I took apart but this 3D print would also work with a standard charging cable

Print Settings

Printer Brand:                      

Formlabs

Printer:                      

Formlabs Form 2

Rafts:                      

Yes

Supports:                      

Yes

Resolution:                      

50 microns

Post-Printing

-You may need to use a dremel tool or a metal file on the base and Yoda's hands to get the phone case to fit. When I printed my model I had to make some modifications to the print after printing the model. I tried to make the same modifications to the .stl file before uploading it on here but I am not sure if I modified it enough. I do not plan to print the new model myself to find out.
-The base prints with sharp corners. To get the stone look I used a dremel tool to rough up the base before I painted it
-The final version of my 3D print seen in the photos was painted by hand with acrylic paint
-After painting the model I sprayed the model with a coat of clear matte finish spray paint
-Yoda's hair seen in the photo was created using the fuzz of a cotton ball and stuck to his head with a bit of hairspray