Minecraft Steve articulated (incl. multi-color)

for Minecraft: Heroes of the Village (2022) Layer by Layer

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Plan Your Print

✓ Optional multicolor profile The designer also offers a multicolor way to print this (an MMU/AMS profile or per-color parts)

About 470 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile 35h 7m 470 g PLA

What it takes

6 plates 35h 7m 470 g PLA

A1 mini, P1S, P1P, X1, X1 Carbon, X1E, A1, H2D, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L

• 0.15mm layer height • 2 Walls • 20% Rectilinear infill • No supports needed • Seperate plates for mono color & multi-color prints

Plate Details (6)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1 · Minecraft Steve

1h 13m 18 g PLA · 18 g

Plate 2 · Minecraft Steve_Color

22h 29m 297 g PLA · 5 g PLA · 17 g PLA · 82 g PLA · 23 g PLA · 39 g PLA · 9 g PLA · 6 g PLA · 8 g PLA · 108 g

Plate 3 · Minecraft Steve_Color Arms

39m 10 g PLA · 7 g PLA · 3 g

Plate 4 · Minecraft Steve_Color Legs

1h 16m 16 g PLA · 8 g PLA · 8 g

Plate 5 · Minecraft Steve_Color Head

6h 19m 86 g PLA · 3 g PLA · 48 g PLA · 18 g PLA · 11 g PLA · 3 g PLA · 3 g

Plate 6 · Minecraft Steve_Color Torso

3h 10m 43 g PLA · 8 g PLA · 7 g PLA · 28 g

Designer's Description

Introducing the articulated Minecraft Steve: a multi-color model crafted with ball joints to allow different poses.

Features:

Fully Articulated: Can move arms, legs and head (but of course with some constraints due to maintain the Minecraft-look of the model).
Multi-color: Plates included for both uni- & multicolor models. Multi-color parts are also organized over 4 seperate plates to reduce filament waste. (as I don't have a multicolor setup, I would be interested to see some pictures of multi-color prints ;-)).
Easy printing & assembly: Design was optimized to facilitate hassle-free printing and easy assembly. Documentation is added to help in case you still have any questions.
Detailed Minecraft aesthetic: Modeled to resemble the original pixelated aesthetic of the Minecraft world.

When assembling the model, I recommend clicking the ball sockets into the various body parts first. These should be evenly flat with the outsides of the body parts. You can push on a flat surface to ensure they are well connected. Afterwards you can insert the ball joints to connect the various body parts.

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This model uses the ball joints and sockets from the well-known Dummy 13-project: