Also can you show us a photo of the print surface of the green lady... what temp and speed did you print with ?
im not crazy happy with what i can see for flow quality.....
Difficult to take a better picture with my iphone 5
it was printed at 0.06 layer height
0.8 shell thickness
speed 50
temperature 220
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Yes I really should slow it down like you say and go for better prints. Which ever my next project ends up being I will certainly do that. But I will continue as I am, and just use this project as a learning curve, both for 3D printing and post work.
I am printing ( trying to!! ) small finger sections at the moment, which are proving to be a real pain in the a$$. Redesign and rethink required.
Last year me and the girlfriend treated ourselves to a nice 5 week holiday travelling Peru & Bolivia. Machu Picchu was a fascinating place. We did a 6 day Hike called The Saltankay Trek, which took us all over the mountain ranges and then descended down to machu picchu. My walking boots are pretty bruised and battered now.. as are my leg joints lol.
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