The second of a series of Female- Bimbo (no offense to female members just Bimbo fits!) alternatives to Marvel and DC characters.This is not an easy printable but it is if you follow the instructional PDFThere is full details of my inspirations, design tools used etc. in the enclosed instructions.pdf, I strongly advise downloading this to get the best possible print.All supports and fill info in the Instruction.PDF, please download this . .

Post-PrintingThere is a lot of post printing joining legs and torso to legs but no more difficult than any of previous models.All parts have been Acetone vapoured after sanding.Then two coats undercoat , acrylic paint then final 3 coats semi gloss sealer.

How I Designed ThisI wanted to make this without any cost and needed to use tools available from sources that are truly FREE.My technique was simple . .. Daz set pose with built in models then export with no materials as OBJ. Find Free royalty free objects I could then draw in 123D, or load into Meshmixer and scale/place onto my female. Once this was done, extrude the clothing into the female body, then combine, make solid . . a little trip into Netfabb, fix, save, back into Meshmixer and spend many days sculpting all of the detail. . .its still the same as my first model some two year ago but I know how to use the programs. a lot better than before.The heads look a bit rough around the hair area, but trust me they print perfect.

Hair is the one thing I have found does not print well unless it is very exaggerated so yes its getting better . .

Custom SectionThere are two heads , Mary-Lyn Jane herself and a half venom head. Both heads fit the body but if you use the Phincen pin you will have to drill a hole in head or make your pin removable. . as ever any questions message me!