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Hi, I've started printing arc warden (https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/arc-warden-fabricator_workshop), but I think the part on the top of his head is missing, I can't find it in my files. Could you please help with this?
Hi! Sorry for inconvinience, nobody mentioned that before. My mistake. You can reupload the files from Cults and let me know how it goes.
yep, it is there now, thanks for the quick response!
Hey there mate,
I've been using some of your power axe stls for a long while on my cosplays now (and I'm working on building a new version with some LEDs in it!).
Now that I'm close to done, I'm considering doing my own lil' etsy shop where I'm basically just selling the downtime of my printer. And doing those axes would be my starting item, but I wont and cant do that without talking to you about licensing first, since if that falls flat, the entire idea is basically dead ;)
So... is there an option to come to an agreement for that? :)
Hey, appreciate your message. It is not quality/customer question for cults. If you dont mind, do you have Discord or other way of communication?
Sure thing :)
You can find me on Discord under the same name, Thairne ;)
Hi, can I pay using other methods? The bank card returns an error
Hey. I can see all is ok now? You bought Pudge
Hello sir! Can you make pudge with my set stl model?
Hello! firstly I need to look at your model, but generally yes. You can send me each pudge item name you want. What height you want the figure / base included (flat or scenic) - size? You will print in resin or fdm?
Could you let me have the pudge for $10?
Hey Rodrigo! Why 10?
i dont have more money ;c
ok, no problem. you can buy with discount.
ty man !
hope you will like it
maybe you will also share photos of printed/painted in "Makes", I like to see how it goes for you
sure man When I finish it I'll upload photos :)
Could you let me have the pudge for $10?
Hi, if it is possible could you tell me please cm³ of the your ready model https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/zul-jin ? And all sizes?
Hi! Height 176mm (from base bottom - to max hair point), width/length - 104mm circle. 160ml solid without supports. 75ml with hollow body 1.2mm wall according to Chitubox
Also you could scale the figure as you want
Just bought 'em, love 'em, hell yeah! I'd be remiss if I didn't say the file's title didn't make me snicker like a 6th grader though...
Glad you like it!
I will add some new tentacles with plugs in future.
You can also add photos, when plugs will be in place :)
I just downloaded the Tightening Orbit Helmet (https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/fashion/tightening-orbit-helmet/similar-designs) for use as a costume piece in a high school production of Hamlet. It has a "size checker", but there don't appear to be any instructions on what to do with it. I would guess that printing that and having my actor try it on would give me some information on how much I might need to scale the helmet pieces larger or smaller or which version to print from the three different folders, but I don't see any way to know how to use the sizer. Is there any documentation that goes with this model to guide me in sizing it? Thanks in advance.
Hey!
the 3 versions are the same size in terms or ready helmet, so it is just the matter of your printer build volume - choose according to max size of the part which can fit it, you can drag parts from three versions into the slicer to check if ok (after proper Size_checker test). you should use only one version (from one folder) at a time:
The more parts (smaller printer) the more postprocessing willl be required. the less helmet parts - less seams, less postprocessing.
The helmet itself was modelled for head size (straight line-90deg angle): ear-ear distance - 17cm/6.9in, chin-top head - 21cm/8.3in, bridge of the nose-the back of the head - 19cm/7.5in.
About Size_checker, you can see its dimensions in slicer and compare to your/actor head - if close enough test print checker and try to put on. In case too big / small increase in all axis by some % or absolute number (like +5mm on all axis) and try again. After you have Size checker fit actor head good, use the same scaling numbers for helmet parts.
Let me know if i can help more.