Monkey D. Luffy – Conqueror's Aura | NOAMS | OP

Monkey D. Luffy – Conqueror's Aura | NOAMS Friendly | One Piece  Gear 5 is awesome, but there's just something about Conqueror's Haki. And when Luffy gets serious, nothing beats that overwhelming aura! ⚡ With this model, I wanted to capture that powerful presence and give Luffy a place on your shelf! The model is designed to be fully NOAMS friendly, with all colors printed as separate parts. An optional AMS version of the body is included for the small scar under his eye.   If you like my work, a Boost would mean a lot and help me keep creating more models! ❤️ Boost MeThank You <3Printing & Assembly Size: Luffy stands approximately 30 cm tall without the cape, and 36 cm with the cape assembled. NOAMS Friendly: All parts are separated by color, so no AMS is required. The only optional AMS part is the body, which includes the small scar under Luffy's eye. Separate parts: The model is split into individual pieces for printing and assembly. Filaments: I used Silk PLA for the Haki effects (hand and lightning effects) and the gold buttons on his vest. The remaining parts were printed using regular PLA (including gold PLA for the straw hat) and PLA Matte. Print settings: The included print profile uses PLA Matte as the default, so make sure to adjust the filament settings if you're using other materials, especially Silk PLA. Cape infill: I'd recommend experimenting with Lightning infill for the cape. It could save quite a bit of filament and reduce the weight, potentially improving the model's stability. I haven't tested this myself, though. Mine was printed with regular infill, and I've managed to get it standing on its own without a base. Pretty darn stable, actually! Straw hat assembly: The red Hat_Band is quite a tight fit around the Hat_Crown. You may need to carefully scrape or trim the edges of the Hat_Crown a little after printing to get the band into place. Test-fit before applying glue! Haki_Eye effect (optional): It's entirely up to you whether you want to print and attach these effects or leave them out. The eye effect in particular has some supports that require careful removal, so take your time if you decide to include it! Supports: Be careful when removing supports, especially around the smaller and more fragile pieces. Glue required: You'll need glue to assemble the model. I recommend test-fitting the parts before applying glue to make sure everything fits correctly. There's probably still room for improvement here and there, but I'm really happy to finally share this one with you. I hope you'll enjoy having Luffy on your shelf as much as I do!   Happy printing, and thanks for your support! 🔥