Witcher Cosplay

Witcher-Inspired Miniature (Self-Cosplay Edition) 🧩 Description A chibi-style miniature inspired by my own Witcher cosplay. Designed for desktop display, dioramas, or as a paintable figure. The sample photo shows the model after post-processing and painting for reference. 🔎 Print-Readiness (at a glance) Project profile: prepared for upright printing (face forward), added a base Layer height: 0.20 mm Walls / perimeters: 2 Infill: 15% Supports: Required (everywhere) — the included .3mf for Creality K1C contains optimized support settings for all critical overhangs Brim: Optional Scale: Prints cleanly at 70–140% (default ≈ 90–110 mm tall) 🛠️ Technical Details Style: stylized/chibi; manifold/watertight mesh Orientation: upright to prioritize face and cloak surfaces Post-processability: designed for sanding, priming and painting 🖨️ Recommended Printing Settings Layer height: 0.20 mm (use 0.12–0.16 mm for finer facial detail) Walls / perimeters: 2 (use 3 if you want extra sanding headroom) Infill: 15% (Gyroid or Grid) Top / Bottom: 4–5 / 4–5 Supports: Enable supports everywhere. Prefer using the included K1C .3mf (preconfigured). If slicing elsewhere, replicate comparable density/contact settings. Brim: Optional Material: PLA for easiest finishing; PETG for extra toughness; ASA for UV-exposed displays Adhesion: PEI smooth/texture with a light glue stick Fit tuning: If any accessory variant feels tight/loose, adjust Horizontal Expansion (XY Compensation) by ±0.05–0.15 mm (don’t scale the whole model) 🎨 Post-Processing (what I did in the example) Support removal: Gently remove supports with flush cutters; avoid twisting small details. Sanding: quick pass 240→400 grit on cloak/base; spot-sand face only as needed. Filler-primer: 2–3 light coats; sand 600–800. Base coats: acrylic or rattle-can (skin, leather, steel). Details: dry-brush metallics on sword/armor; thin washes in recesses. Seal: satin or matte varnish. 📌 Notes from Experience The model prints reliably at 0.20 mm /