Not So XL Urban Goose, for smaller build plates below 300x300x300 by ENIQUE3D

Not So XL Urban Goose, for smaller build plates below 300x300x300 by ENIQUE3D

USD 14.00 STL Other
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Description

Urban Goose: Assembly Guide & Printing Tips The Urban Goose is a highly customizable, multi-part model. The standout feature of this build is the Nike Air Max sneakers, which are designed for maximum customization. Whether you want a clean, minimalist look or a vibrant, multi-colored masterpiece, this guide will help you bring your goose to life. Customization & Painting The Sneakers: Every component of the Nike Air Max is individually colorable. From the sole and the "air bubble" to the individual panels and laces, you can customize the shoes as much or as little as you like.How to Paint: For best results in your slicer, use the Paint fill tool with edge detection set to 90. This allows you to click each specific part of the sneaker to see exactly what can be colored.Filament Selection:Indoor: PLA is perfect for standard displays.Outdoor: Use PETG for general outdoor use. For very hot climates, consider ABS or ASA to prevent warping.Designer’s Palette: I used a mix of Bambu Basic (White, Black, Light Grey, Yellow-Orange, Dark Grey) and Matte (Red, Dark Blue) plus Dark Green.Printing & Tolerances Scaling: The XL and Not So XL versions have specific tolerances tuned for their sizes. If you scale the model down further yourself, you may need to reduce the connector sizes by an additional 1–2%.Supports: The provided .3mf file has supports enabled. Set the top Z distance to 0.275mm for easy removal. Crucial: Ensure all support material is completely cleared from the connector…

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Not So XL Urban Goose, for smaller build plates below 300x300x300 by ENIQUE3D is a paid 3D model in the Other 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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