可動式紅白川精霊龍玩具

VERSION 2 OF KOHAKU IS NOW AVAILABLE!

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/articulated-kohaku-river-spirit-dragon-toy-v2

THIS FILE ONLY OPENS IN BAMBU STUDIO, AND NO LONGER RECEIVES UPDATES.
To open in other slicers, use the one at Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/671452-articulated-kohaku-river-spirit-dragon-toy

This Kohaku model comes in two sizes; short, and long. The short dragon has 14 joints down its body, the long has 25 joints.
There is also a large file that has all four varients, with more tapering on the tail.

The whiskers are just strips of filament that I have glued into the holes on the side of the muzzle, a filament size of 1.75mm fits in the holes nicely.

Due to the limit of 4 colours, the pupils are not black. A dab of acrylic or permanent marker works fine.

I printed mine without a brim; providing your hotbed is clean/freshly glued, you shouldn't need a brim either.

Supports are not needed, so don't print it with any or you'll end up wasting filament and risk damaging the joints when removing supports. If you are having issues with the toes/claws not printing well, do the following:

Turn supports ON.
Set the type to “normal(manual)”.
Set style to “snug”.
Tick the box for “touching buildplate only”.
Paint the base of the palm/fingers/toes in support paint mode.
This way only supports are generated on the hands, and not anywhere else.

You can add another two segments to the LONG version tail and neck to make it longer, but due to limited space on the hotbed, I wouldn't make the model itself larger. I wouldn't print it any smaller as the joints will likely lose strength.

Pre-painted/coloured versions are also available!

The joints can move in almost all directions. The arms and legs do not move.

You can see the range of movement in the video (check the pictures area).

This file covers PERSONAL use. If you want to sell prints of this model, please subscribe to my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thomastedwards

Made for use on Bambu Studio slicer; .3mf SHOULD be universal, but I know for certain this file does not open in Prusa Slicer.

All prints were done using PLA filaments. The file only operates on PLA settings, but you can modify them in Bambu Studio to PET-G, ABS, ASA .etc

https://youtu.be/xSSe9JOoXks