Grevious 13 Model - 3D Innovators Studio

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Here is a general overview:

Model Details:

• Base Model: Dummy 13 (Original Creator) https://makerworld.com/en/models/183780?from=search#profileId-202639
• Head: Custom Design (Dr Operator) https://www.printables.com/model/286833-lucky-13-skin-general-grievous
• Swords : Custom design (@egz) https://www.printables.com/model/172706-lucky-vader/files
• 4 Arms Axle: Custom Design (@Eriorri) https://www.printables.com/model/731137-4-arms-mod-for-dummy-13/files
• Base: Custom Design (@Langa_) https://makerworld.com/en/models/213718?from=search#profileId-233281
• Update Head bigger to fit better with helmet.
• Updated Chest Plate.
• Base plates include 4 arms assembly.

Print Details:

• Printer: Bambu Lab X1C
• Note: I added a thin layer of hair spray to each bed to help with adhesion. Here is the one I use: Hair Spray 
• Frame: I recommend using PETG material for the frame, as it provides better durability and flexibility, which is ideal for articulated figures. Amazon Link
• Armor: Any color and material would work for the armor pieces, allowing for full customization based on your preferences. I used White Matte: Amazon Link 

I’m using this filament for my prints: Any Color PLA Matte: Amazon Link 🎨 Black PETG: Amazon Link 

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The profile has 7 plates,

1. Print each plate with or without supports/brim according to the plate title.
2. Plate with the calves and mask ensure you use brim and tree supports and carefully remove these from the calves, the calves are a challenge but can be done carefully.
3. Follow Original Dummy 13 video for guidance on assembly.

Additional Notes:

• Post-Processing: After printing, I carefully removed the supports.

This Wolverine Dummy 13 model was a labor of love, combining the creative efforts of multiple designers and the precise capabilities of my Bambu Lab printer. I’m thrilled with how it turned out and I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed creating it!