Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Wakka’s blitzball.

Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. If you think about it, getting a 3D print thrown at you would be worse than a beach ball, right?

Needs a 250x250mm footprint printer, but may be able to squeeze onto a 220x220 with some moxie. Prints in two parts, a main and a cap, so that the only seam on the outside follows one of the style lines.

A fun note: a common misconception in fandom is that the divots around the outside of the ball are clear. This is because the official blitzball manufactured by Square Enix couldn’t create the divots while still having the stripes line up, so what they did was create a clear divot so you could see the stripe underneath and create the illusion of it being one continuous piece. Some peripheral media for FFX has followed this track and kept the clear, however, in the game, the blitzball has only ever had solid divots. 

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We printed ours at 0.1-0.15 layers.

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