Download Free 3D Model Action Jazza – tribute sculpture 3D Print Model

Summary
The famous australian illustrator/YouTuber, Jazza, posted a video in which he created 3D self-portrait with a 3D pen.https://youtu.be/a0seK8fAWnY
I made my own version of that statue as a 3D printable model,
but unlike Jazza’s version, mine actually stands up. 😛
Print Settings
Infill:
Solid Notes:
The support material can get tricky on this one.
If you have dissolvable support material with a dual-extruder printer, then you’re in luck. Just use Jazza_033_No_Supports.stl
I had use Jazza_33_big_supports.stl , in which I sculpted my own supports AND turned support material on. The custom supports constrain the places that point down, like the fingers. The auto-generated support material holds the big parts, like the backs of his shirt and head. Layer height should be relatively low to preserve detail. I chose 0.15mm . Afterwards, I used a dremel with a carving bit to remove the thick columns and produce/reveal the shapes of the the tips of the hair, the back of the shoes, and the back of the fingers, and the base of the pencil. The eraser fits on separately. You may need glue to hold it in place. I used SOLID INFILL so that when I carved into the columns, there were no hollow parts exposed.
Post-Printing
I used standard acrylic paint to produce the colors. I recommend painting one color at a time, allowing it to dry in between. Be careful where you put your hands as you turn the piece! It is easy to track paint from one place to another with gloves on accident. You can find more detailed an meticulous guides to model painting elsewhere online.