Belfast - Azur Lane
Belfast - Azur Lane
3D
Published 2021-04-13T10:09:00+00:00
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If you like to support my work to bring you more awesome 3D models in the world of 3D printing I would be pretty happy for tipping me and check also my Youtube Channel how I fix up models for 3D printing.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRJYGO1UQnPNT1pOIFSwhtgLdL_XxyAjN
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First off, this model is NOT to be sold, remixed or redistributed. (That also means selling prints)
I'm making it available FREE for personal use only. If you are doing anything that makes money with it, you are violating my copyright, as well as the intellectual property rights of the company who did the character design.
If you are featuring it on YouTube or other similar avenues that potentially earns ad revenue, that is allowed.
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Hi everyone,
This is Belfast from the Anime Azur Lane which is ready for 3D printing :).
If you like to see how I fixed this model, feel free to check out this video:
The original 3d Model which was published on 2020-03-06 on Steam four the Source Film Maker and was not ready for print.
The author of this 3D Model is:
MegaloHorse
https://steamcommunity.com/id/megalohorse/myworkshopfiles/?appid=1840
The original Link to the model:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2015474128&searchtext=Belfast
This was an very interesting project.
The original file was still rigged for the SFM but was of course in the T-pose. I completely edit the pose to make an unique one.
I added an umbrella which I did several years ago (just an normal umbrella, nothing fancy)
The idea was to to make parts for assembling. The details are very fine, the ruffles at the skirt and her chest and it was not easy to make a solid object.
But it worked! I only needed to redesign the umbrella stick a bit thicker because the walls were to thin and broke. The second attemept worked perfectly.
You can easily stick the parts together, It will hold by their own but I reccomend you to add some glue.
If you like my "fixing" project(s), check my Youtube Channel for timelapses how I fix and remodelling 3D Objects to make them 3D printable.
Thanks a lot guys and good printing.
Mandrake
You wil lneed to add supports, I reccomend you to brint the skirt and the umbrella from bottom to top. So you wil lnot see any damage on the visible surface and receive a super clean print.
You can easily stick the parts together and add some glue.
| Date published | 13/04/2021 |