Flexi Aztec Snake - Commercial License

This is a Commercial Licensed version of an articulated snake based on Aztec Feathered Serpent on sculptures and drawings
More about a license above 'Print settings' section

FREE version for Personal Use Only is here:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/flexi-aztec-snake

Models are without any changes

Head and 4, 6, 8, 12 or 16 body segments
Versions with 4,6,8 are for an optional keyring

More Flexi models:
https://cults3d.com/en/design-collections/c47/flexi

With this Commercial License you are authorized to:

Print — sell and distribute 3D prints of this 3D models and its adapted models for any use, including commercial use, in unlimited quantities;
Adapt — remix, transform and create from the digital files of the 3D model

What is not allowed:

No sharing of your 3D prints, nor adaptation of the 3D model without attribution.
No distribution, sale, donation or exchange of the digital files of the 3D model and the digital files of 3D models adapted from it.

If you will need any help with this models just write here or on my Instagram

If you want to sell just few prints or want to sell it for some charity you can write to me too - this refers to every models of mine

Keep in mind that the price of the license is getting little highier after each purchase so the sooner you will buy it the cheaper it will be

Printed with 0.16 and 0.28mm (multicolor) layer height
2-3 walls
0-15% infill
No supports needed

You will need a good bed adhesion to print it - especially in multicolor
Using some 3dprinting glue on the bed plate is recommended

Resizing down below 75% is not recommended but you can do it to print earrings (preferably with smaller nozzle than 0.4mm)
Small snakes should not be used by small kids

If printing with single filament I'm recommending to use dual/tripple color filament - it looks really nice
You can also try printing with rainbow filament but print some more models at once (usually a color change is after around 50-100g)

MULTICOLOR
Select a model of your choice and all of COLOR files and drop it in slicer
Click YES if asked to merge models or do it manually (select them on list, right click and merge)
Then choose a color for each model

Default color of a body is green (as on original old drawings) - I printed it with some blueish filament (had not good green one)
You can print it with whatever you like

Multicolor models are with a 'frame' to help set models in the right spot
Frame will not be printed
Ignore model 'errors'. Do not try to 'fix' the model

Printing in multicolor should be with 100% size or bigger unless using smaller nozzle than 0.4mm