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Adara, the Spartan (January Tribal) (Patreon)

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2021-01-10 16:43:48
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2024-02
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Here it is our second figure from the Tribal Series, we bring you "Adara, the Spartan", she's ready to defend our 300 Dinos and also the rest of our crew.

Now Adara has an extra version with a normal sword (non-fiery) ! (2nd image)

What she lacks in "Exotic" (if you really think she is missing something) she more than makes up for it in battle.

Tribal Series is released as a test so we can still have female humans during monster season and will continue as long as we don't release humans if the feedback is positive, so let us know how you feel about them!

Tribals are separated from Exotics so we hope you like them both aswell as our main release, this time being ... Minotaurs ;)

As we have seen that many of you are opting to scale some of our miniatures to 150% or even to 200% we have made sure that our models have enough detail so that they can look awesome in larger sizes for display purposes. Hope you guys enjoy your printing!

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M. Zottmann

I printed the presupported version today. Supports to the face especially to the mouth kill essential details. The mini is overladen with supports, you do not know where the supports end and the mini begins. I understand it is way too time consuming to do this by hand, but the program used here did not do a good job imho.

BiteTheBullet
>>52158282

Hey Zottmann! Thank you for your feedback ^_^ Are you refering to the 3 supports that hold the helmet? Non of those should be in contact with her face or mouth :/ Have you tried lowering the layer height or increasing exporsure to create better supports? We'd also recommend you that in order to remove supports without damaging the model you pour very hot water (not boiling) into the supported model, then remove the supports and the use the UV light to cure it. This is how we do it and causes almost zero damage to the model. About the program that supported the model, that would be me so, I'm sorry it didn't work out perfectly with your settings, you can check some of our patrons prints here: https://i.imgur.com/QxeST9b.jpg Do not hesitate to join Discord and share your problem, I'm sure you'll receive very usefull information about how to correct it. Daniel (Bite the Bullet).

M. Zottmann

Since she is leaned back, I do not think a helmet/chin-support is needed. I will try in the next days again. Thanks for the help! ^^ (Nice minis deserve nice details!)

BiteTheBullet
>>52173099

Hey Zottman! Yeah, that's true, the one on the top originated from an island (and as you sure know, islands are good for pirates and holidays but not for us :P) so we need it, but the 2 on the chin were just a help to keep that helmet straight and assure it doesn't ended up looking rounded. But on the same folder as the "_ps.stl" you have the "_ps.chitubox" file so even if those support worked for us, you can open the Chitubox file and just remove them with 4 clicks and try again, I'm sure the helmet can handle it and you won't lose any detail because of fused supports ;) Good luck with the next print and thank you !