Upgrade Kit for BMB Oversized Volcanicus 3D print model

This is a Complete set of 3D Printable Models to upgrade the BMB Oversized version of PotP Volcanicus. The final result will be close in size to PotP Predaking. This set includes the sword and Wing set both of which can be mounted to the Back Armor.
-All of the joints will require some mild force to seperate the contact points and a well calibrated printer is required for the tolerances in the joints otherwise some joints may get permanently fused. -For the Ankle pivot joint excessive force will be required to break the joint free as it has a soft ratchet built in to ensure the joint can support the weight of the figure.

• Wings will require glue as they are designed for easy printing. The sword will also require glue to bond both sides together. -The majority of components will require support material-For loose joints I suggest the use of mod podge in the joint a coat or two will stiffen up the joint. -I use two pair of needle nose pliers to delicately free each joint one at a time on each hand. I hold one segment with one pair and use the other pair on the next segment to snap that joint free.

There is nothing special about the Print settings I use however I will list what settings I do use below.

Firstly I use Cura 15.04.6 - Layer height was 0.2(Layer height is up to you the finer the cripser looking the print), Shell thickness 2, Bottom/Top Thickness 1, Fill Density 16-20, Print speed 45 mm/s Printing temps depended on the filament I used as it varies based on the brand. I used Filaments.ca Eco tough filament at 206c and bed temps at 65c. The majority if items require support material. Retraction 60 mm/s distance 5 Initial layer thickness 0.3. Cool Minimal layer height 5mm, min fan speed 50% max 100%, min speed 10mm/s Cool Head lift on.I use a CR10 and a CR10S for all my prints. I have a build tac surface and use no glues or other items to get the print to stick to the bed as these are not required and could affect your difficulty in freeing up the joints in some of the prints.

Update: I have added a short video on how to install the more difficult not so obvious components to the product page. Also here is a link to the video on youtube as wellhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIG3Tc0s9q8