Summary
Okay, so had a buddy that wanted me to print out a surprised Patrick Star figure and another that wanted a T-Rex and I thought to myself......why not mesh both together and this atrocity is what came from that. I used freeCAD to splice the T-Rex and made a patrick star from scratch so it's a little wonky but easily recognizable, if someone remixes it with a better patrick head GO FOR IT.
This thing is what nightmares are made of hahaha
I will upload pictures once it's off the printer. at 200% scale on dynamic quality (0.16mm) is 7 ish hours, for dynamic quality at 420% scale in screenshot is more like 1 day 20 hours 45 minutes so may want to up the print speed from 50mms to higher if your printer/filament combo will allow it, but with standard quality (0.2mm) dropped it down to 1 day 6 hours
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
Dynamic Quality - 0.16 mm
Infill:
20% cubic
Notes:
so you definitely want to use supports as there's things like the tail and front part of the body that overhands so you will need supports. I used just standard supports, I would've used tree support but haven't dialed those in yet so go for it if you want to use that other support method.
You will want to adjust scale ofcourse, the scale I have it at is 200% it's a fairly small model, so at 200% come in at 27.4 MM width 124.4 MM long 76 MM height.
I was able to get it to fit in Cura slicer at 420% scale and changing rotation diagonally to fit it on the print bed, which this is an Ender 3 v2 and looks good.
How I Designed This
this would be 420% scale up in Cura on an ender 3 v2 bed dimensions
I used freeCAD and tinkercad for some, and used nomadsculpt on my s22 ultra to smooth out the splicing and do a quick render.

モデルソース
