Pop Buddha Deadpool

Chopped some things off some models and put them on some other models. Not very creative but I was happy with the result.

Final version got treated with acetone vapor and a little paint followed by clear coat.

NOTE:
The blades are very easy to break. I broke one myself. You should use support all the way around the blade. Depending on your slicer, you should be able to use support inflation/expansion. My strategy was to encase the blades as much as possible in low density supports and then carefully cut the supports with a razor and pluck them away with small needle nose pliers.

Since I printed in ABS, I used acetone to repair the broken blade. Acetone melts the ABS so use a tiny amount and use something to secure the blade in the proper place while it re-hardens. You have to wait a long time to make sure it is fully hardened again, then you can sand the joint. (I think I waited 24 hours)

The acetone vapor bath removed any marks left on the blade so you can't see the