FanArts which I'm sculpting from time to time for fun.

>**Suitable for RESIN and FDM printers**
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>**FDM**
Could be printed without supports and without infill. Just 3 or 4 perimeters. This is in life-size scale so scale him down to fit your printer volume. 25 % scale is aprox 191 mm high.

>**RESIN**
No special requirements

Voldemort FanArt

VoldemortContrast.stl

>**PokDemon**
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>I've sculpted this famous character in ZBrush just for fun even though I've never seen a single episode. 
What I know however is...
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>**This guy dosn't like to be inside PokeBall.**



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>**Body & Tail**

[Supports preview image](https://i.ibb.co/FLHgTzQB/pok-Body-Tail.jpg)

-  **0.2 mm layer height**
- Both models need supports.I've used Auto Tree supports with **Treshold Angle of 40 degrees** for both


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>**Horns & Back inserts**

[Supports preview image](https://i.ibb.co/gMLwFJWh/pok-horns.jpg)

Use **brown** filament for both


**Horns**

-  **0.15mm layer height** since they are little bit more detailed than the body 
- use Auto Tree Supports with **Treshold Angle of 40 degrees**
- glue them onto the head

**Back inserts**

- no supports needed just glue them on the back of the body

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>**Eyes and Blood inserts**

[Eyes and blood detail image](https://i.ibb.co/5h1D5cwW/pok-eyes.jpg)

These are quite delicate small parts therefore print them with: 

- **0.1 mm layer** height
- **20mm/s** speed

[Slicer preview image](https://i.ibb.co/kVsZjGZZ/Pokdemon-14-eyes.jpg)

I've printed blood inserts already in red filament and eyes were printed in white. Than I've just painted iris with black permanent marker.
When done just glue them to the head.

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>**PokeBall**

[Slicer preview image](https://i.ibb.co/8gDsdp6w/Poke-Ball-14.jpg)

PokeBall  is precutted. Just print it how it is and break it when print is finished 

- **0.2mm layer height**
- use Red, White and Black filament
- glue black and red pieces together  - this is mini puzzle for you to figure out 😉

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>**Base**

[Slicer preview image](https://i.ibb.co/Qj60FyMb/pok-base.jpg)


- separated to 3 models so you can print it using Blue, Yellow and Light grey filament
- no supports
- **0.2mm layer height**

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>**Final assembly**

Glue the body to the Base and insert some Pokeball debris under left leg. Spread other pokeball pieces however you want. 
I've used hot-glue gun for this final assembly.

**Enjoy.**

PokDemon

Body.stl

>**High detailed articulated model of Matrix Sentinel creature.**
‼️**FOR RESIN PRINTERS ONLY**
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>_I've always wanted this creature on my desk. Commercial products  are too expensive for me - those detailed and nice ones at least.
I know - there are some 3d printed Sentinels on the internet but those are quite complex and hard to print. 
So I've decided to make my own which will be easy to print and with minimum effort to assamble needed._

**The result looks just fantastic**
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> **BONUS**
 
_Check out this video where you can find my trick how to make standard resin look like metal without **any painting involved** and result is almost **INSTANT**
Unlike painting this method keeps every little detail preserved and make it pop even more than any other method._

[Metalic Look Instruction VIDEO](https://youtu.be/8hSlU959pZk) 
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*Just wear a mask when doing this. You should have plenty at home after Covid-19 ;)*

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I've provided raw unsupported meshes as well as presupported and tested ones in **Sentinel_Resin.zip** file

> ‼️*Please make sure your exposure time is calibrated well.
There is plenty of tolerance in the model, however it can happen that your exposure time is little bit off. 
I accidentally printed one set of tentacles with overexposed settings and had to spend extra time with cleaning those little tentacle joint as they were really hard to press-fit together.* 

**Video Instructions and assembly**

[Assembly video](https://youtu.be/CzJjoKF9On8)
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**LEGS**
Articulated legs needs to be printed as separate parts and assambled together **BEFORE** UV curing when resin is still quite soft. (See [YT video](https://youtu.be/CzJjoKF9On8) above)

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**TENTACLES**

There are **12 tentacles** on the body of Sentinel and each tentacle consists of **32 individual joints**, one **Hand** and screwable **Root**.
I've printed chain of 6 tentacle joints stacked on top of each other and filled build plate with those chains. Half of all joints needed can be printed on Elegoo Mars 3 at once so I'm sure you can print all of them at once on something like Saturn or similar sized printers. 

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**Snap-Fit and GLUE**
Legs and Tentacles are **Snap-Fit** however the only thing you have to glue are tiny legs on the bottom of the body and the eyes :(
I recommend to keep printed eyes on the build plate until gluing because some of them are really **tiny**  (see photos please)

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**WHAT TO PRINT FOR COMPLETE SENTINEL:**

- 01_Body.stl **1x**
- 06_Eyes.stl **1x**

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**Legs:**

- 02_Foot **10x**
- 02_Hip.stl **10x**
- 02_Leg.stl **10x**
- 02_UpLeg.stl **10x**
- 07_TinyLegs.stl **5x**

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**Tentacles:**

- 03_Hand.stl **12x**
- 04_TentRoot.stl **12x**
- 05_Tentacle_6pcs.stl **64x** *full length tentacles*
- 05_Tentacle_6pcs.stl **12x** *if you want just short tentacles*

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**TIP**
I poured flexible resin into the bottle of standard one. (cca 75ml)  Resulting prints are considerably less brittle.


Sentinel Fan Art for RESIN

01_Body.stl

JB_FanArt

Thangs Bundle

Base_Blue_Color.stl

_tentacle_singleJoint.stl

3d printing in my case is a passion which evolved naturaly since i'm character modeler and animator for over 20 years. Being able to bring my digital work into real physical world is simply "dream come true".

jirka.bartonek

JB_FanArt

Voldemort FanArt

PokDemon

Sentinel Fan Art for RESIN