This is a highly detailed 3D printable bust of Ninho (NI), one of the most successful French rappers of his generation. The sculpture captures the Jefe attitude perfectly, featuring his iconic braided hairstyle, sunglasses, and heavy jewelry.

Model Features:

Realistic Details: Includes his signature cornrows, sunglasses, and detailed facial structure.

Accessories: Features a large chain with a pendant and a wristwatch, meticulously sculpted.

Signature Pose: Captures Ninho's characteristic hand gesture near his face.

Clothing: Realistic jacket folds and zipper details.

Print Ready: The file is optimized for 3D printing, suitable for both Resin (SLA/DLP) and Filament (FDM) printers.

A must-have piece for fans of French Rap, Hip-Hop culture, and collectors of music memorabilia.

Here are the professional Manufacturing Parameters and Instructions for your Ninho bust, written in English. You can copy and paste this directly into the Print Settings or Manufacturing Instructions section on Cults3D or CGTrader.

3D Printing Settings & InstructionsGeneral Information: This model is a high-poly sculpt designed for high-resolution printing. The mesh is watertight and has been checked for errors. Given the intricate details (jewelry, braids, and sunglasses), Resin (SLA/DLP) printing is recommended for the best results, but it prints well on FDM with proper tuning.

For FDM/PLA Printers:

Layer Height: 0.12mm to 0.16mm (fine quality).

Nozzle: 0.4mm (standard) or 0.2mm (for higher facial detail).

Infill: 15% to 20% (Grid or Gyroid pattern).

Supports: Required.

Recommendation: Use Tree Supports (or Organic Supports). They are easier to remove from the delicate areas like the fingers and the sunglasses frames without damaging the model.

Wall Line Count: 3 walls for better strength.

For Resin (SLA/DLP) Printers:

Layer Height: 0.05mm (50 microns).

Exposure: Standard settings for your specific resin type.

Hollowing: Recommended to hollow the bust (2mm wall thickness) to save material and reduce suction force. Don't forget to add drain holes at the base!

Supports: Medium supports for the base/body, Light supports for the fingers, glasses, and chain details.

Post-Processing Tips:

Support Removal: Be very careful when removing supports around the fingers and the sunglasses bridge, as these are the most fragile parts. Use flush cutters rather than pulling.

Finishing: Sand lightly if needed, apply a grey primer to highlight details before painting.