Navi - Zelda: Ocarina of Time | Fairy Display

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30g
Tiempo
4h 16m
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Descripción
Boost Meput a lot of effort into testing and optimizing this model to ensure a clean finish. If this model prints perfectly for you, a Boost is greatly appreciated and helps me keep creating! 🚀🧚 Navi - Zelda: Ocarina of Time My desk needed a little more Hyrule and apparently someone to remind me to pay attention. So I made Navi a spot beside me. Thankfully, this version only says “Hey! Listen!” in your head. 🌿 Two Bases to Choose From I made two print profile options, depending on the look you want: ✨ Simple Base: A clean, compact stand that keeps the attention on Navi. Great for a desk, shelf, or a little space beside your gaming setup. 🌳 Stone & Root Base: Something I imagined Navi resting on between adventures: a small stone perch wrapped in tree roots, with a Triforce detail on the front. A little piece of Hyrule for her to call home. Both versions have a fitted seat shaped around Navi’s rounded underside and a separate alignment key to help her sit in the correct position. 📏 Display Size At the supplied scale, Navi’s wings span approximately 102 mm / 4 inches. Approximate assembled height: Simple Base: 75 mm / 3 inches Stone & Root Base: 85 mm / 3.4 inches Want a larger fairy companion? You can scale the model up or down. Just scale Navi, the matching base, and the alignment key by the same percentage. Smaller versions will have more delicate wings, and resizing can affect how tightly the parts fit. 🖨️ Printing Notes I’ve optimized the profiles to balance detail and print time, with finer layers where the curved surfaces benefit most. ✓ Navi, the base, and the alignment key print separately. ✓ Supports, brims, and print orientations are included. ✓ Supports beneath the body and wing roots help during printing. ✓ The red support blocker keeps supports out of Navi’s connector opening. It does not print. Leave it attached to the model. Open the 3MF as a project to retain the included settings. Select the profile that matches your printer and check the sliced preview before printing. The wings are delicate, so take your time removing supports. Clip branches into smaller sections and support the nearby wing while cleaning up each contact point. 🔧 Simple Assembly Let the plate cool, then remove the parts and carefully clean away the supports. Dry-fit the alignment key into Navi and the matching base. The flat side helps line everything up. Check that Navi sits neatly in the fitted seat. Clean up any tight areas rather than forcing the connection. Use a small amount of glue suitable for PLA to secure the key and Navi to the base. Let it cure fully before moving the display. No magnets or extra hardware are needed. Just the printed pieces and glue. 🎨 Make Her Yours A soft blue glowing filament would be a fun choice for Navi, with stone gray and earthy browns for the detailed base. You can also print everything in one color and paint it afterward. A dark wash around the roots and stone cracks, followed by a light dry brush, could bring out the base’s details. Keep paint away from the connector and fitted seat until everything has been dry-fitted. 📸 Share Your Print I’d love to see which base you choose and where Navi ends up living. Share your colors, painted versions, or little Zelda display setups! If you enjoy this one, a like, boost, or follow is always appreciated. You can also find my Stone Chest, Bokoblin Chest, and other Zelda-inspired prints on my profile. 💚 ✨ Hey! Listen! Don’t forget to show me your print. 🟢 More Zelda Prints If you like this print, check out my other Zelda props and collectibles below: Zelda Props & Collectibles Collection (Click the image): If you enjoy my models and want to support future projects, you can buy me a coffee here. Thanks for the support!
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