ATTENTION: the support for this model is very complicated to remove, especially around the hands. I do not recommend printing to anyone who hates removing support or does not have the patience and fine motor skills to very gently remove small parts of support to avoid damaging the model. I tried to reduce the amount of media needed, but this only resulted in print failure. In the print profile photos you can see a preview of the support required and its placement around the model.

Description:

After watching the series "What If…?" of Marvel, my imagination began to run by mixing characters from books and comics, even and above all not from Marvel. Batcthulhu is the first model to arise from this inspiration, fusing H.P.Lovecraft's semi-divine creature, Cthulhu, with the famous DC character, Batman.

Other bizarre models born from the fusion of the most disparate fantastic characters from books and comics will probably follow, as soon as I find the time to create them.

Printing Instructions:

The support is already set up to meet the needs of the model. Reducing the support leads to print failure, with the tentacles turning into spaghetti. If you decide you want to try your luck by reducing support or adding it manually, you do so at your own risk.

I also reduced the print speed to further reduce the chances of failure caused by media detachment due to extruder vibrations.

Assembly instructions:

Nothing to assemble as the model is made in one piece.

Post-processing:

The support is hellish to remove, a bit like Cthulhu. I recommend arming yourself with scissors and cutting branch by branch, starting from the thinnest and external ones, moving towards the inside, arriving at the thicker ones. Absolutely do not try to tear the supports away or you will drag the tentacles with you.