Description:

While creating the previous Batman Chibi model, I had several ideas for how to position him, thinking about how Batman throws himself at criminals from great heights, but I couldn't find a way to display him appropriately by placing him on a base. After much thought, I came to the conclusion that I could make him more dynamic by creating a sort of crane to keep him suspended in the air, giving the impression that he's hovering over the villain. To fully enjoy the model, I recommend placing it high up on a shelf or ledge.

Printing Instructions:

The support is already set up to meet the model's needs.

Assembly Instructions:

To assemble the base, simply gently insert the arm into the support base; if it's too tight, you can file the lower part of the arm a little to make it easier to insert, without forcing it. Then simply use a string to tie the Batman model to the arm at the desired height. If available, I would recommend using fishing line, which, thanks to its transparency, would give a better impression of the model gliding without any support. To enhance the visual effect, you could print the base and arm with transparent filament (I haven't had a chance to try this, as I haven't purchased it yet).

Post-processing:

The support is fairly easy to remove; you just need to be careful when removing it around the ring area, behind the head, to avoid pulling too hard and breaking it. It depends on the filament used, but if you have trouble inserting the arm into the support base, it's recommended to gently sand it to remove any excess material.