HOT WHEELS GRAFFITI SCENE IS NOW AVAILABLE! (Patreon)

Hello everyone! Finally! The Hot Wheels graffiti scene is available! 

It took me some time, because i wanted the files to be friendly and suitable for any type of printers.

So here's what you'll find inside the zip file: 

FOR CONVENTIONNAL PRINTERS: 

-A folder called "ALL INDIVIDUAL STL FILES". Inside you will find all the stl needed to create this nice diorama. 

-For the graffiti, use the file "GRAFFITI FOR CONVENTIONNAL PRINTER - LAYER COLOR CHANGE". You will need to make a color change at every 0.8mm (4 layers of 0.2mm)

FOR PRUSA OWNERS: 

-You will find a folder called "PRUSA 3mf FILES FOR GRAFFITI". This is for the graffiti only. Its a 3mf file with all the color change already positionned at the right place. 

-You will need to use the files inside the folder "ALL INDIVIDUAL STL FILES" to complete the diorama (except of course the graffiti)

FOR BAMBULAB OWNERS: 

-You will find a folder called "BAMBULAB 3mf FILES FOR GRAFFITI AND WHOLE PROJECT". In this folder you have a complete project file called "WHOLE PROJECT", with separate plates, the colors of each plate and all the stuff you need. 

-You will also find TWO types of 3mf files for the graffiti. The first one is configured with all the right color change and everything is on the same layers. 

-The second one is a more conventionnal file, with color change at height preconfigured, just like the file for the prusa owners. 

In my opinion, the graffiti is way much better with color change at height instead of every colors on the same layers... Its my opinion, you tell me. Feel free to try both. 

You can also try to print the flat graffiti face down, to see the impact on the finished print and the difference between both orientations. 

All the rest of the project is straight forward. Print the parts, all support free, do the assembly and enjoy! 

An exploded view is included. In fact you have three views of the same exploded view, from different angles for better understanding. I recommend looking at all three pictures before proceeding with the assembly. 

If you have any questions, i will there for you as usual! Send me a private message and i will help you as much as i can. 

Same thing if you are not familiar with the color change procedure. Send me a message with your type of printer and which slicer you're using, and i will give you some links and give some info on how to do it! 

Again, sorry for the long wait, but now it is available for everyone! :) 

Have fun!

Pascal