PRINT IN PLACE CUTE FLEXI CUPID 3D print model

PRINT IN PLACE CUTE FLEXI CUPID ARTICULATED

Welcome to my 3D design collection!Today, I've got something really unique and special to share with you all. We've ventured into a completely distinctive design that we've never tried before, and we're confident that you're going to love it. So, today, I'm presenting to you our latest creation: the Flexi Cupid!

Cupid is that adorable, winged figure straight out of classical mythology, symbolizing love and affection.

This design is a print-in-place model, requiring no support structures, which means you can print it seamlessly without any additional support. You have the flexibility to print the Body and wings separately. Later, you can assemble these parts together. This design is going to be an absolute favorite among all of you!

It's an articulated print-in-place model that needs NO supports, No assembly, and prints great with PLA

This Design are really fun to play with because they flop around and move in any which way.

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3D PRINTING SETTINGS Make sure you have good adhesion for the wings.

You can scale this design to as small as 60% scale. Do not print it smaller than this scale. For printing at a smaller scale, make use of a brim or raft while printing the wings and head. Be cautious that the filament you're using is not brittle, as the wings could break. While attaching the wings to the body after printing, do it carefully.

If you prefer the wings to be a bit looser, you can decrease the wing scale by 1 or 2%, allowing them to fit more loosely.

When inserting the wings into the body, they might seem a bit tight, but they will fit properly into the sockets. Apply a little force to insert the wings into the head socket securely.