Up, Up, and Amazingly Pixelated! Superman Soars in 3D Print

This just in! Superman, the Man of PLA, has been captured in 8-bit style and brought to life through the nozzle of your printer. This model combines retro gaming nostalgia with the heroism of Metropolis' favorite protector. Rendered in blocky lack of detail, the design showcases Superman's iconic "S" shield (wrapping that thing was.. a challenge)…

… flowing cape(not a challenge), and determined expression, all pixel-perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike. 

It's a retro-age tribute to a timeless legend, ready to leap from your desk in a single bound!

There are two plates, one is oriented in a way that will give a better finish, and the other is safer. Here is my train of thought on why you should print it in such an “awkward” position:

Because the pixels are oriented at a 45 degree angle, there will be no overhang, supports are only needed for the parts that are floating and stabilization if using bedslingers like the (A1 and A1 Mini). If you have a core XY, then the “riskier” approach makes even more sense, no bed movement, no risk of the print falling.  The print takes about 3 hours: