Yes, it's me, the ekko cosplayer in the preview pictures! I worked on modeling this mask for like 6 hours, so it would be a shame to let that go to waste after I printed mine. Some recommendations for printing:
- The mask is not already scaled to fit your head. Take some measurements and figure out how big it should be in the slicer-MAKE SURE to scale every part of the mask the same. When I first got the top part printed, it was bigger than the base. They're made to go together like puzzle pieces, and scaling them wrong messes that up!
- I recommend splitting all parts exactly down the middle. It glues perfectly together, the seam doesn't even show!
- You should print the base first! Make sure it fits your face before you print the rest
- The mask doesn't have a spot to fit elastic through (to hold it on your head), I just glued it on the inside!Good luck! Tag me on Instagram (anastasiadalia_art) or tiktok (anastasiadalia) if you use my model, I'm hyped to see what you do with it!