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paul-burnett 2021-07-30 00:42:07 UTCpaul-burnett
This is a great idea, but when I blew it up to match the size of the Spider-man figure, it became too large to print on my resin printer. Would you consider splitting this file into 2 or 3 pieces?
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AURORA SPIDERMAN KIT PRINTABLE BASE Free 3D print model
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As many kitbuilders know, the 1960s (and re-editions) Aurora Spider-Man model kit has two major problems. First is that Kraven's figure is smaller than Spider-Man, second, less noticeable, is that Kraven's left hand looks smaller and delicate when compared to the right one. To solve this, I've scanned an original Aurora Spider-man's base (which includes Kraven's figure) so that can be printed in a larger size to balance the scale difference. Base was scanned with Kraven's right shin (which is a piece you need to glue on) and a new better left hand. It's up to you if printing Kraven as big as Spidey, or bigger or even enlarge the base to solve same problem in the Polar Lights version of the kit. Quality detail is high so a resin 3dprinter is recommended.
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alain-lapointe 2021-07-30 02:33:28 UTCalain-lapointe
Generally I don't split, it's a choice I leave to the people because it depends on their printing bed size and in this case one should consider the scale for both Aurora or Polar Lights too. Slicing isn't so difficult, there are a lot of FREE programs doing that, for example meshmixer or 3dbuilder.
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