BLANK ELEPHANT

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A brown low-poly printed elephant and a larger white printed elephant showing pose variations side-by-side.
An articulated 3D printed low-poly elephant model featuring a pink-to-blue gradient filament color scheme.
White low-poly 3D printed elephant standing with its articulated trunk raised high.
White 3D printed low-poly elephant standing with its flexible trunk curved downwards.
Two low-poly 3D printed elephants, one white and one brown, interacting with their poseable trunks.
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Description

This is an African elephant with 22 movable joints. The joint design of this elephant is different from the common chain-like design. These joints can be adjusted and fixed at different angles, allowing the elephant's trunk to be lifted and posed in various preferred positions. The tightness of the joints depends on the hardness of the materials used for printing. Using harder materials will result in tighter joints. The reason it is named "Blank" is to encourage the printer to add color to the elephant's body. For those with multi-color 3D printers, they can try printing each segment in different colors. When printing, please start by printing the tail. If the tail can rotate properly, then use the same printing settings to print the other parts. If the tail gets stuck and cannot rotate, please reduce the material flow to continue printing. Printer - Bambu Lab X1 Series https://bambulab.com/ 3D printing settings Layer height - 0.2mm Infill Density - 12% No supports. https://www.facebook.com/amaochanstudio/ https://amaochan.work/

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BLANK ELEPHANT

  • Free
Invented by

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Description

This is an African elephant with 22 movable joints. The joint design of this elephant is different from the common chain-like design. These joints can be adjusted and fixed at different angles, allowing the elephant's trunk to be lifted and posed in various preferred positions. The tightness of the joints depends on the hardness of the materials used for printing. Using harder materials will result in tighter joints. The reason it is named "Blank" is to encourage the printer to add color to the elephant's body. For those with multi-color 3D printers, they can try printing each segment in different colors. When printing, please start by printing the tail. If the tail can rotate properly, then use the same printing settings to print the other parts. If the tail gets stuck and cannot rotate, please reduce the material flow to continue printing. Printer - Bambu Lab X1 Series https://bambulab.com/ 3D printing settings Layer height - 0.2mm Infill Density - 12% No supports. https://www.facebook.com/amaochanstudio/ https://amaochan.work/

Support files

Manual.txt