Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Zelda's Twilight Princess Armor and Accessories.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows).

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.stl format. Pre-sliced for printing on a bed that is at least 200x200mm at the base, but many pieces will fit much smaller. I've included a whole version of the armour should you want to use a bigger printer.

- The tiara parts at the front print separately so you can link them together however you please.
- The ponytail ring's leaves also print separately; I think they would be best attached with wire so you can pose the leaves at the angle you'd like, as they change quite frequently.
- The ponytail ends are hollow so you can shove your braid end inside.
- The back of the tiara prints flat; if you print with thick walls/a thick top layer, you can use a heat gun/hair dryer to slowly heat it and bend it to curve around your head. Much easier to print than supports on a pre-curved piece!
- All gems print separately. Alternatively, you can purchase a gem set that fits perfectly from our 3D printed kit listing of the same armour.
- I suggest lining the inside of the pauldrons with foam to control how high they sit on your shoulders, and attaching rings to the inside to attach them to yourself.
- I suggest using a back of screw-in rings/screw eyes to attach dangling pieces together with jump rings; printed rings can be extremely fragile in practise so actual jewelry hardware is the winner here.

Files include:
- Photos
- .STL files


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