Summary
Hello my silly rain world creatures! Lots of people wanted to make these little iterator puppets I made, so here are the files
Theres a couple different versions of the headphone things, so pretty please read the file names!
So far we got:
Pebbles (Might explode)
Moon
SRS (I think)
Bald ( NSH / SOS )
Curved horns (My friend's oc)
Butterfly like (My oc)
Feathers (Also my oc)
Some random thing (Yes, another oc)
And a few more I forgot about! I might be adding more, so stick around for more of our favorite robots
My first couple of attempts were printed at 50%
The purple and green one was printed at 75%, and 100% has not yet been attempted
PLEASE show off your puppets if you make one, I really wanna see them!
Yes, these are made with tinkerplay, go crazy
If you need an individual part, either comment asking for it or bother me on discord
my username is Spic3y_ricey
Print Settings
Rafts:
Yes
Supports:
Yes
Infill:
5%, or whatever your printer does best
Notes:
My printer kinda self destructs sometimes, so I use a raft and supports.
Supports are normal, set to .001 density
Raft is attuned to my printer
Painting and Post Printing
Step One - Assembly
I recommend putting the thing together first so you dont scratch the paint. I used a mini multitool that had rounded plyers to hold one piece in place while pushing it into another ball joint. Yes, your hands will hurt and mine still do. Yes, you may need 2 pairs of plyers.
For the head, neck, and body, cut a small piece of filament (For 50% size only, unless you got some thick plastic) about the length you like, then pour hot glue into the head and body. (For 75%, I cut the end off the ink holding part of a pen)
Step Two - Painty Paint!
Now, normal acrylic paints and matte mod podge work pretty well for this. I believe in you
You can also use clear nail polish to add some shiny to the eyes
Step Three - SHOW ME
Please post a make under this post! I would love to see all your silly little sentient calculators you've created!
ALSO! Feel free to ask for help in the comments, and if I dont see those, you can always message me over thingiverse or discord.
Step Four - Repairs
Now, if you mess around with the joints enough, they will lose their strength. This hasn't happened to any of my iterator puppets yet, but has happened to my other projects that use tinkerplay. Apply a coat of nail polish onto the ball joint and let it dry for a bit. This fixes it for a bit, but in the long run, just print a new piece if its acting funky
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