When I tried to print the gloves, only one glove printed, and the shoes for some reason are not printing properly
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This could depend on your printer, I normally print without supports
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When I tried to print the gloves, only one glove printed, and the shoes for some reason are not printing properly
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How do i print the arms and legs
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Hi, you get the arms and legs by printing the piece called ‘connector.stl’ several times and fitting it inside each other so that you get arms and legs of the desired size and jointed.
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Hello, I have downloaded this model but the legs and arms are missing:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/mommy-long-legs-playtime
Could you please send those to me?
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Hi, you get the arms and legs by printing the piece called ‘connector.stl’ several times and fitting it inside each other so that you get arms and legs of the desired size and jointed.
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Got it, many thanks for your reply! The name is logical, indeed, but I didn't think about it. I had another issue with the feet, it didn't print the upper part (the connector) but I will try to reposition them and export again. Cheers!
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Hi. I was able to download and extract all files except corpov2.stl. The 3D print software says that the file is too big. I am a new to printing and not sure if there is a fix?
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Hi, I tried to download the file and check but I had no problems, try re-downloading the file or changing the print software. I use Ultimaker Cura.
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Hey, are you willing to sell your painted nab nab?
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yes I can sell it to you if we find a fair price and be patient because I will have to make another one (or my son will kill me)
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What is the paint and finish you are using on it?
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I use liquid plaster as a primer and then acrylic spray for the larger parts and acrylic colors with a brush for the details. Finally Vernidas for the glossy finish
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Hi, are you sure that "CorpoFinale.stl" can be printed without supports? I tried 3 times but I think it's impossible because of some parts that are suspended in the air where the arms are attached... Can you help me? Thank you
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I tried 3 times but I think it's impossible because of some parts that are suspended in the air where the arms are attached... Can you help me? Thank you
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Hi, I think you are talking about Huggy wuggy. I saw the model and actually there is some level that has no support but I printed it and I assure you that the joint works the same
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You could say to print it like pictured print the filling and list what you did so that is doesn’t cause confusion for others. Just a suggestion so individuals are not looking for arms like I was.
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When I put the file into cura yes it is three legs hooked together. It won’t let me upload a pic or I would show you. It’s neither here nor there anymore because I got my son another one that had clear directions. I have already printed it and he is playing with it.
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When I put the file into cura yes it is three legs hooked together. It won’t let me upload a pic or I would show you. It’s neither here nor there anymore because I got my son another one that had clear directions. I have already printed it and he is playing with it.
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It would eliminate all the confusion if your description stated what to print for each file. Example below
connetore print 36
Capelli print 1
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ok thanks for the advice but I haven't put any indications so that everyone is free to print arms and legs of the desired length
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It’s not that I found it difficult to assemble. It’s that the picture makes it look like there should be individual pieces for the arms not three printed hooked together. It would probable help if the description was updated to state what was printed. I have already purchased another one and didn’t even print this one because of the unclear directions. If I could dispute it I would since it was a waste of money.
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ok I try to explain it to you by writing but if you look at the new image I added you should understand better. The 'connettore.stl' piece must be printed 36 times and each single piece must be inserted into the other to form both the arms and the legs, while the piece called 'capelli.stl' must be inserted into the head and represents the tail of hair and not three arms printed hooked together.
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When I pull up the connectore that is the connector not the actual arms. Capelli file appears to be three legs connected. I do not have a file that actually has the arms.
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Are you indicating that each side would have three arms?
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I'm sorry that you found it difficult to assemble, but I have added an image that will clarify all your doubts. Try to look at it and you will see that everything will be clearer. The 'Capelli' file is actually part of the hair.
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I just purchased the mommy long legs stl file however the files does not include the arms as pictured. Can you please provide me the file for the arms or should I be printing the legs twice?
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Hallo, thanks for the purchased , with the file named 'connettore.stl ' you can do both arms and legs.
In the photo I printed 36 pieces in total: 9 for each limb, but you can print as many as you like.
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Yes i printed without supports I’ll try again and see what happens