Cinderwing3D's Dune Striker! This is a print-in-place creature that has some fun new features! - And like always, no supports!
Impression Lock Tail: The tail pieces snap into each other in the impression to hold the tail in an upright place. Key Latch Tail Tip: Insert key into tail tip and rotate 90 Degrees.
Video of movement here: https://www.tiktok.com/@cinderwing3d/video/7095177314920844590
Back Story: Dune Striker: They say time moves slow in the desert. Slower than in other places that is for sure. The sun beats down mercilessly every day and the night is short and offers little time to recover. The animals that creep and crawl across the unforgiving desert move cautiously and carefully to avoid detection. This is the realm of the Dune Striker and nothing is safe. This ancient scorpion-like beast is covered in growths that mimic the harsh environment that it calls home. It stands motionless, blending in with the local terrain, only to move with blinding speed when its prey moves close. Those that mistake the Dune Striker for a simple pile of rocks will pay the ultimate price. Written by: Dadcraft73
Hi, I'm Tracy! Veteran, full-time mom, and entrepreneur at heart! I love creating unique and fun designs!
This design (like all Cinderwing3D designs) is under copyright. Which means, upon purchase, you do NOT have the right to sell commercially. If you would like to legally sell them commercially, please join my Tribe or my Patreon and subscribe to the tier for commercial resale. Link Below! The Digital files are never to be re-sold, shared, or given away!
Commercial License and monthly bonus models: Thangs Memberships Patreon MMF Tribes 3D PRINTING SETTINGS FDM Settings 3 walls 10-25% infill No supports Raft or brim if you have adhesion issues
Resin Settings No supports, flat on plate 50 um layer thickness Light off delay can be helpful to let resin drip from links.
Proper bottom exposure tuning is recommended. Models, particularly in clear resins, can suffer from overexposure and fused links. The Ameralabs Town testing is highly recommended to tune your settings as to get proper articulated prints! Exposure varies greatly between resins, printers, and environments.