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LEONARDZ3D - ROCKBITER ARTICULATED – NEVERENDING STORY

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Creation quality: 5/5 (6 votes)
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  • Rockbiter_Body.stl
  • Rockbiter_t_Arm_x2.stl
  • Rockbiter_t_Hand_x2.stl
  • Rockbiter_t_Leg_x2.stl
  • Rockbiter_Left_Arm.stl
  • Rockbiter_Left_Hand.stl
  • Rockbiter_Left_Leg.stl
  • Rockbiter_Right_Arm.stl
  • Rockbiter_Right_Hand.stl
  • Rockbiter_Right_Leg.stl

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Last update 2024-05-15 at 01:43
Publication date 2024-04-02 at 20:48
Design number 1896881
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Arcane3dprints
Arcane3dprints

Hi I love the Neverending story myself and the prints do very well do you plan on doing Teeny Weeny the snail rider or Vooshvazoolthe Nighthob and his bat , these would look absolutely amazing if you did do them please check out the make I posted

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LeonardZ3D
LeonardZ3D

I apologize for the delay!!!
Your brands are great...IT LOOKS FANTASTIC!!!
Regarding your question, the answer is that I would love and I really want to sculpt all the characters in this beautiful NeverEnding Story.
I send you a big hug!!!

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WrensChopShop
WrensChopShop

These Neverending Story files are truly wonderful and extremely well thought out. I hope you're planning on making more of them.

From one creator to another - fabulous work my dude.

LeonardZ3D
LeonardZ3D

Thank you my friend!!!
Above all, I enjoy what I do, I try to make it as beautiful as possible and I do everything necessary, if the design allows it, to make printing it as easy as possible for all s.

Again... thank you very much for the !!! I send you a big hug!!!
aquilany
aquilany

How do you get the arms to stay one, I know the ball part of the just snaps in. But do you need to use glue, and what kind of glue do you use?

LeonardZ3D
LeonardZ3D

Hello! Everything fits but it is convenient that you cement the ts to the corresponding end with instant glue, the rest goes under pressure. I show in the video that before inserting it into its corresponding place, I add a little vaceline to each spherical part, which makes it easier to place and also prevents breakages from occurring.

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kevinbakon
kevinbakon

Absolutely love the model!! I've printed a few now and plan to gift them to a few people I know as a surprise... I just got an email about an update to the model, but don't see anything mentioned

Susans3D
Susans3D

I think maybe he just fixed the spelling mistake of RICHT to RIGHT and didn't actually change anything

LeonardZ3D
LeonardZ3D

Hello! Thank you Susans3D for reporting the update I have made, I must apologize for not notifying or clarifying what the modification was. As Susans3D said, this was just a spelling correction due to a typo in one of the STL, it went from "RICHT" to "RIGHT"
And I also apologize for the delay in my response, I was moving and just finished settling in today.

I send you both a BIG HUG and thank you very much for your patience!!!
bertkeefer
bertkeefer

i would love to have him in my shop. how can i get a commercial license to sell my prints for this one ?

LeonardZ3D
LeonardZ3D

Hello! How are you!!!
I can only give you my verbal permission so that you can sell the prints, but not the STL files, in exchange for some coffees on my https://ko-fi.com/leonardz or some donations on the "donations" button on my profile Cults3D .
This is all momentary as I am working on creating a patreon where I can provide commercial licenses so you can sell prints of my designs in exchange for a monthly hip.
BluePit
BluePit

Hello, I see that s are not needed. What orientation did you put this in the slicer?

BluePit
BluePit

I mean the main body, in my slicer it inserts with the head up in the Z but says there is floating geometry. I just wanted to it doesn't need s. Thank you.

LeonardZ3D
LeonardZ3D

Hello! Thank you for purchasing my Rockbiter sculpture. Regarding your question, the correct print orientation is the one that each STL presents when you open it with Cura.

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LeonardZ3D
LeonardZ3D

The correct way is as seen in one of the images in the publication. I hope I have been able to clear your doubts.

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BluePit
BluePit

Thank you for the quick response. I will add my make when I am finished. Thank you again.
SpoonofSugar
SpoonofSugar

Printed, assembled and painted without any issues! Very well modeled as usual from this modeler. Clip system is designed well and nice and tight. Dropping a few photos if I can. Thanks Leonardz!

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onmikon
onmikon

Did you print without s? what layer height?

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LeonardZ3D
LeonardZ3D

Thanks for sharing your experience printing Rockbiter and I'm glad to know I have a fan as kind as you. A MILLION THANKS!!!

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