TOKABERRY - GLOOMBERRIES Petit Ball Jointed Doll for FDM/Resin Printing by Kal Vagus
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IT'S GLOOMIN' TIME! The Tokaberry was the first Gloomberry I ever designed and now it's time for the morose little guy to be brought kicking and screaming back to life as a posable Ball Jointed Doll! He's a very easy print whether you have a resin or an FDM 3D printer, and an even lighter breeze if you have a Bambu Labs 3D printer as I've included my Bambu Studio project file with all my settings as well as a full color version of the head for AMS systems. --- INSTRUCTIONSTokaberry Assembly Tutorial PARTS REQUIRED: To assemble him all you need is: 1mm elastic cord to string his body 1mm craft wire for the pins in his arms and legs 2cm S-hook to lock the elastic loop in his head (you could even use a zip tie or a bent piece of slightly thicker craft wire instead) Six 6x3mm magnets for the head (full tutorial linked above) White Tack (or any kind of adhesive putty) for the eyes (OPTIONAL) UV Nail gel and UV torch to gloss up the eyes --- RULES: This STL is licensed for non-commercial use, this means you are allowed to make as many copies as you like/make modifications to the files but you cannot sell the files or any prints you produce using them. However if you're interested in selling prints made using this file, shoot me a message at thanatoys@outlook.com or my Instagram account @Thanatoys and we might be able to figure something out. I'D ABSOLUTELY LOVE TO SEE ANYTHING YOU MAKE WITH MY FILES SO PLEASE TAG ME WHEREVER YOU POST! I'm @Thanatoys on most platforms! | Download…
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TOKABERRY - GLOOMBERRIES Petit Ball Jointed Doll for FDM/Resin Printing by Kal Vagus is a free 3D model in the Animals & Creatures category, shared by the MyMiniFactory community. You can download it for 3D printing and reuse it in your own projects under the terms of its original license.
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- STL — The most common mesh format for 3D printing — ready to slice and print on almost any printer.
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