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I'm excited to release this complete revamp of my previous Jabba's Palace diorama that's finally Ender 3 friendly and has a lot of texture and detail baked right in. I recommend this light brown filament. Prints with no supports and shown here with no paint! 21 accessories included.

I used a picture hanging command strip to attach Han.

This gargoyle from Thingiverse works great. In the slicer, lower it into the bed a few mm so the ring prints separate and then toss it away. If you have resin printer this gargoyle looks great but I haven't tested it.

This measures 48" wide when complete, but you can print certain pieces as display companions on their own.

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jason

Light brown filament has arrived will start this at week end looks amazing, cant wait

Coaxial Persona

Wow, this is just amazing. I can’t wait to try it out!!

Jyve Turkey

Anywhere I can get the stl for the platform? Or is that the sdcc one?

Mike Root

If you are talking about what Jabba is on it is the Jabba's Dias files

Pistol Pete

My X and Y both state 201mm which should be a bit over 7 inches but my print is closer to 10 and 1/2 inches. Which is around 266 mm. Anybody able to explain what I’m missing?

Furbs

You need to rotate the model so its at an angle across your print bed (one of the posted pics above shows an example). You will also likely need to disable the "skirt" feature in your slicer (in Cura its under "Bed Adhesion").

Pistol Pete

So I did both those things and I had no issue with the print. I was just trying to figure out why the arch was over 10 inches wide when cura stated it was 201mm. I need to make some of these smaller for displays but if my mm are off in cura I won’t be able to determine what size to enter. Thanks

Furbs

Oh sorry, I misunderstood. I've never run in to that myself (I haven't printed this version admittedly, I'm still happy with my v1 version). I'm just clutching at straws here, but I wonder if this plug in would help? https://marketplace.ultimaker.com/app/cura/plugins/nallath/BarbarianPlugin I'd imagine Luke builds his models in mm though. Which specific part are you looking it? I can open it in my Cura and tell you how wide it comes up on mine.

Pistol Pete

Thanks Furbs, when I load the standard arch and then rotate it 45 degrees. My width states 201mm. Which should be around 8 inches. But the print is actually about 10. I really need to shorten the length of the floors but don’t want to waste all my PLA until I figure out why my calculations are off lol

Furbs

I think its the way Cura is quoting the dimensions (and being dumb about it) due to the rotation. I have an S1 Plus so it fits on my bed without rotation. If I put it on my bed in the shape of a "U" (ie upside down) I get 260mm wide (ie 10 inches), 25mm deep and 240mm tall. So it seems you've printed the right size. Screenshot here as well: https://imgur.com/a/7we93V5 (for some reason its saying its an adult link, I promise its not!) However, when I rotate it 45 degrees, I get the following, which I dare say matches what you get: X= 201mm Y = 201mm Z = 240mm So Cura is just taking a measurement from 0mm of the model on both axis when its placed diagonally, and then just measuring across the X and Y axis, rather than diagonally, which, I guess makes sense, but really doesnt help anyone. So I guess do your scaling first, then rotate it, and ignore whatever Cura tells you at that point. Hope that helps.

Pistol Pete

Oh man! Furbs I didn’t even think to check the dimensions before I centered it and rotated it. When I get home I’ll do just that. You really helped me out! Love the Landspeeder Luke community.

Craft3D Creations

For those that are wondering the gargoyle should be printed at 20% scale from original size. This will fit snugly in the holes on the dais without need of glue.

Random Stuff Garage

i was literally JUST wondering this, and i scroll down to see this VERY helpful comment! thank you!

Henric Hoffie

Hello, when I try to print the BIGArchL it is taller in the slicer then printable. I have the BambuLab P1S - any ideas how to print it?

Henric Hoffie

Hi Luke, I rotated it 90° that helped. Thank you!