Harley Quinn

Meet Harley Quinn 25 cm If you like this model, be sure to check out my profile. You’ll find many more character models, flexi toys, multipart figures and other designs ready for printing. This is a multipart model designed for printing without AMS. The different colors are separated into individual parts, so you can print them independently and assemble the finished figure afterward. Assembly Instructions The model is not difficult to assemble, but I recommend following this order to make the process easier and cleaner. Start with the mask and eyes. The black pupils may fit very tightly into the white eye parts. I recommend gently spreading the white eye pieces a little before inserting the black pupils. If the white eye part cracks slightly during this step, don’t worry. The eyes will later be inserted into the mask, where everything will be pressed firmly into place. The crack will not be visible, and this helps avoid any gaps between the parts. Assemble the remaining face parts, then insert the finished eyes into the mask. Join the two halves of the jester hat, then insert the assembled face into the hat. After that, install the balls on the ends of the hat. Assemble the lower part of the body first. Before joining the upper body, insert each half of the jester collar into the corresponding half of the upper body. I recommend not using the connecting pins here. In my experience, they only make the assembly more difficult. A small amount of super glue / CA glue will hold the parts securely. Once the collar halves are installed, join the two halves of the upper body together. Then connect the completed upper body with the collar to the lower body. After the main body is assembled, move on to the hammer. The connecting pin for the hammer is also optional. If you are using super glue / CA glue, you can simply glue the hammer parts together without the pin. I recommend attaching the feet and the hammer handle that supports the figure only at the very end. This makes it much easier to assemble the main body and correctly position the figure before fixing the final support parts. If you follow this order, the model should be quite easy to assemble.