This is a "Jazz" model designed in the movable Flexi style by HX8

This model was designed from scratch in Tinkercad, and its line style is similar to that of the powerful Transformers Q-scale model.

Without a doubt, this will be a somewhat complicated printing process.

I modeled and colored it with six colors, but I divided it into several parts so that it can be printed on a four-color printer.

First set.

This is the main body of the model, which should be quite simple. If you decide to flush the overflow material into the filling, be sure to adjust the volume of the overflow material. This is a lengthy printing process that takes 11 hours or even longer, so please be prepared. I made five at a time and added some objects to flush the material to reduce the waste of overflow material. It took about 24 hours.

The second set.

I added two different directions because I encountered a problem of red overflow when using Bambu Studio.

Don't rinse the overflowed material into the filling, otherwise it will turn pink

I suggest printing this part flat, but using the latest version of Orca Slicer, and going to:

- Multi-material tab

- Set the maximum width of the segmented area to 1 millimeter.

This will make the red stripe form a smooth line, and there will be no overflow material seeping into the white part.

Try different top surface patterns and view them in the slicer. After exploring various possibilities, I chose a concentric circle pattern

The third set.

Finally, there are two small colorful parts that you can choose to insert into the pelvic area. This is a tight fit, so I used a square wooden block, placed it on a sturdy table, and pressed down until it clicked into place.

The fourth set.

Another printing direction that minimizes material overflow as much as possible, but it still exists to some extent.

When all the parts are finished printing, apply a drop of glue, then slide the hood onto the chest and insert the two highlight parts into the body... Bang! You've got a powerful Jazz.