Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Spriggan.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. He's so scary... especially naked, as I've designed him to be covered in fur/fabric.

Cut for a printer bed 300x300x400, but most pieces will fit 250mm printers with some rotating.

Finishes about 22" tall at the head. Ears are separate; I've put slots in them for wire, I'd personally just skip printing the ears and instead do wire and fabric forms for them so they're flexible and poseable.

He attaches to his base with 12" dowels. You'll need two, each cut 7 5/8" long –– just a hair longer than 7.5". Alternately, that's 195mm. Whichever floats your boat! These posts extend into his legs to make him stronger.

His mouth and eyes print separately. I suggest printing the two-part mouth so you can paint behind the teeth easier, then assemble. You can slot the mouth in after you've covered him in fur.

Use hose for the arms, 1.25" outer diameter. You can also put wire inside to make the arms possible.

His base assembles in a certain order; if you don't label the pieces as you print them, just look at the underside. I've put a bunch of numbers there that assemble in order –– 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. If it reads properly, you've done it right.

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