Dummy 13 - 1150%

Dummy 13 - 1150% Scale
Height: 1.57 m — Weight: 12 kg

This is a complete set of printable parts to build a Dummy 13 at 1150% scale. This is based on the work of:

• @soozafone (100%)
• @zwillia121 (1000%)
• @vasichkin (500%)

The model is fully functional, as shown in the photos. Although finding the balance point can be tricky, once it's found, the figure holds poses very well.

(As far as I know, this is the only Dummy at this scale capable of achieving these kinds of poses.)

I had to combine parts from the 1000% and 500% versions, making numerous small modifications to ensure proper tolerances at this scale.
The hands and fingers were heavily modified to improve joint friction and to give the thumb a more natural position.

The skeleton is printed entirely with Fuzzy Skin, which significantly improves joint performance. It also prevents the cracking issues some users have experienced when Fuzzy Skin is applied only locally. Although this increases print time, I didn’t break any parts during assembly.

Most joints have been flared to make assembly easier.

Assembly Method:

I soaked the female parts in hot water (64–66 °C) for 1 minute, then immediately inserted the joints.
⚠️ Important: If you're using PLA for the armor (as I did), be very careful with the assembly order — PLA won’t tolerate this heat. If your armor is printed in PETG or another heat-resistant material, you're good to go.
The only joint I couldn’t assemble using hot water, with PLA armor, was the abdomen-to-torso connection — for this one, I used a hairdryer.
As for the fingers: do not heat them, assemble them directly.

Recommended Materials:

• Skeleton: Use PETG, ASA, etc. — do not use PLA
• Armor: I used PLA for aesthetic reasons, but other materials will work just as well, if not better

Provided Print Profiles:

• Skeleton (PETG): Fuzzy Skin, 3 walls, 15% infill
• Armor (PLA): No Fuzzy Skin, 3 walls, 10% infill
  (You can reduce the armor to 2 walls to save filament, time, and weight. I avoided it in white because it looked too transparent for my taste.)

Filament Usage & Print Time:

• Skeleton: 6.2 kg — approx. 220 hours of printing
• Armor: 6.9 kg — approx. 120 hours of printing

Possible Improvements:

The knees and hips could use a bit more friction in my opinion. You might be able to improve this by increasing the Fuzzy Skin settings from 0.1/0.1 to 0.2/0.2 (not tested).