Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Queen Ramonda's crown.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Prints in one piece, and thus requires a 300x300 bed. No exceptions, unless you want to cut it into chunks yourself! It is about 22" in circumference around the bottom (where your head goes) but can be carefully scaled up and down. Keep in mind the bars/walls are very thin so trying to go too small will result in even more fragile results.

At the time, we're not offering prints of this in house.

THIS IS A POTENTIALLY CHALLENGING PRINT, so there are two versions:

The "Easier edition" doesn't have open gaps and thus requires far less support, but is obviously a little different from the screen-used one. You will not be able to cut the inner parts out without breaking it.

The "SAW Edition" is far more screen accurate but it is essentially a torture test for most 3D printers; it requires a lot of support and will be very fragile. The original used in the movie is 3D printed itself; it's an SLS print done in Polyamide 12, which you can do through companies like Shapeways. This is obviously quite expensive and inaccessible to most people, but I've included the screen accurate one for anyone who wishes to experiment with it further. Happy printing!

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