Crocodile is behind it

What from turtle to a blue whale?🤣

Same

There are several ways to do it. One, you can find a lot of "rainbow" or "transition" filaments that change colors as you print. But, you can also pause the printer at any point, and swap out filaments for an immediate color change. For the rose dragons, I used multiple different filaments to get the effect. Many people sand and paint their models after printing, so that is definitely another good method--if you have the painting skills!

Its quite simple really I'm 14 and have printed for years you can pause a print and change filament or buy certain multicolored filamentd

Crocodile was behind the curl at the end of the tail

That third dragon was the Crystal Dragon by Cinderwing3D printed in Zyltech Psychedelic Silk PLA. Found here! www.zyltech.com/psychedelic-silk-pla-3d-printer-filament-1-75mm-1-kg-2-2-lbs/

the vid after the robot tho💀💀🎉😂😂😂

the rose dragon is pretty

You just pause the printing at the layer you want and switch to a different color and then start back. Just make sure not to move anything and only PAUSE it don't stop it.

Hello hello! I've been so behind on responding with vacation throwing me all out of sorts. I hope you've got the problem solved and this message is just useless information at this point, but I did want to respond. I'm wondering what's happening with the issue you're having. If it's the same exact spot every time, then I would be suspicious of something interfering with the printer printing at that height. If other models are printing above that though it wouldn't be that. And that wouldn't typically cause grinding on the extruder gears. Is the filament grinding down because there's backpressure in the extruder due to a partially clogged nozzle, or is the tensioning on the gears too tight and it's causing slow grinding over time. If you've got another filament to try the print with, that would be my next thought, so you can see if it's specific to that filament or to the hardware/configuration. I hope you've got it all sorted and have happy dragons there now!

You can blow it with the heat gun but be very careful! You don't want to melt the actual body parts. And it's very easy to do! Just do it quickly and at not the highest temperature. Somebody might say you could use a blow dryer but I have not tried that.

I bet that one would look good in some kind of translucent blue filament!

woow it would

Paga o frete pelo menos né :)

All are stls that you can purchase or download to print You can ask to a custom printer to print it and send to you ;)

I'm not set up to sell models, but I'm compiling a list of people who do at stores.filamentstories.com

She said she does not. But she provides the links to the files.

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