Metroid ( Parasite ) Figurine
Metroid ( Parasite ) Figurine
3D
Published 2020-06-29T17:09:31+00:00
- MYSTERIOUS LIFE FORM FOUND ON PLANET SR388 -
A fearsome alien parasite has arrived! This Metroid figurine is a companion to our fully articulated Samus! These creatures give the name to the Nintendo franchise of videogames set in space. These vicious and strange creatures feed on energy and are virtually indestructible.
See Printing Details section below for more instructions. For now, please note that:
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- Samus articulated figure is downloadable separately, not included in this.
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Credits:
Photos by @3dricks , printed in @dasfilament_de translucent green & @geeetech_de copper silk. Golden dots are painted.
Other photos by Derek Criscione & Adrienne Knick.
The rest by Dany Sánchez, printed in HALO3D Filaments Royal Blood Red, Silver Machine; and Fillamentum Iceland Blue.
[ ! ] This figure is for personal use ONLY - do not distribute digital files or sell physical reproductions.
METROID and all of its affiliated properties remain the intellectual property their owners & Nintendo. Characters, Names And Related Indicia Are Property of their respective owners. This model is a non-profit, fan work inspired and based on the appearances on screen. You are forbidden from selling this 3D digital file or physical print. No infringement is intended.
This model is provided in parts to allow for multi-color printing, as well as a single STL with all parts fused together.
See photo to see the parts before assembly.
Glue is necessary for permanent assembly, but parts can be put together without it.
All parts except the membrane can be printed without support, with the flat side on the print bed.
To achieve transparency in the membrane, use a clear filament, use one perimeter and no infill. Supports are needed for just the membrane part. You can also print part this in resin for the best results.
| Date published | 29/06/2020 |
Awesome model! Printed in red/white PLA and clear Polymaker Polysmooth PVB for the gel. For the gel I edited the mesh adding a bottom and removing the inner shell. Then, I rotated it 90 degrees and moved part of the back down beneath the bed so I could print it in vase mode (I had to make a small part to fix what was the top (that's the ugly part at the front). Then I cut off the bottom that I added and painted it with Krylon Summer Green Stained Glass paint.