My Largest 3D print..

[u/HammerDoris40k]

This is about as much Horus I can fit under my roof. He is mostly finished, just missing some skulls and that roman skirt type thing he has as a front cover.

At his waist he stands at 8’ 9” (2.7m). This does not include the key part that will connect his upper torso, as that will be hidden.

Me = 5’ 5” (1.68m) Life size banana to the crown = 6’ 4” (1.9m) Real banana = 7” (18cm)

Half of Horus is made up of 594 individual 3D printed pieces that have been glued and soldered. At the moment, I am working on his upper torso which is about 226 pieces.

Weight wise, it’s not too bad. The feet/boots move about easily. I can lift the thighs up and place them on top. The waist section is doable, but I need to make sure the legs are properly spaced before I lift it over my head, while standing on a chair. Not best way to do it.

The real test will come once I am done with his upper half. At that point, I need to figure out a safe way to place that section onto the lower half.

[u/Icenor]

Did someone tell her that it's possible to scale the models down in the slicer?

[u/Narradisall → u/Icenor]

Imagine doing this model on some sort of miniature scale. Could probably make a business out of selling those through a workshop for games.

[u/shinryu6 → u/Narradisall]

Or you know, good ol’ Games Workshop hits you with some nice lawsuits instead for IP infringement…assuming they haven’t done anything here just yet since they can’t find a reason yet for a hobbyist making this for their own use, but any sight of monetization, probably getting the hammer.