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Oct 2015

Hey guys,

If you’re fan of Low-Poly designs, you’ll probably know Flowalistik 2 already. His portfolio consists of the gorgeous Pokemon and Retro Gaming Characters - and now finally a Low-Poly Marvin as well.

We’re extremely happy to share these beautiful design exclusives with all of you.

Happy printing!

Make sure to share pictures of your printing results :wink:

Pro-tip: Just click the title to order your print!

A wearable print to pimp your Halloween Swag :

Low-Poly Devil Marvin Mask 2

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Enjoy this awesome low-poly devil Mask of our very own Marvin, just in time for Halloween. I highly recommend printing it in Glow In The Dark, simply because it looks epic. By the way - it’s me wearing the mask here above.

Also funny detail, the string to attach the max is Ninja Flex filament :wink:

Printed on a LeapFrog Creatr HS with Glow in the Dark Filament from @b

No support required, just printed it upside down with a raft, all good ! Files available on YouMagine 5 and @Cults as well!

Low-Poly Marvin 5

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Very nice version of Marvin, the low poly give him a retro look that I’m really diggin !

Printed on BeeTheFirst in 0,05mm layer height and 20% infill. Small defect on the base of the feet as the most sharp eyed will notice :wink: Files available on YouMagine 2 and @Cults as well!

In addition to the Low-Poly Marvin - we also have two Halloween versions for you guys.

Low-Poly Frankenstein Marvin

Marvin got a scary remake for Halloween, sharp teeth and wide forehead, with some nuts on the side of his neck, Frankenstein style !

Printed with FaberDashery Glow in the Dark filament, using DeeGreen printer, just Epic !

Low-Poly Devil Marvin 7

This is my personal Favorite, Low poly and Devil-skull head are just perfect for a Halloween Marvin !

Printed with the same filament and printer as the Frankenstein Marvin.

A nice Gif with those two under light and in the dark :

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What do you guys think? :slight_smile:

Cheers,

Victor

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Thanks 3D Hubs for everything! I must admit that the original Marvin looks great, but I always found the model to be a little bit difficult to print (50% because of the size, 50% because of the keychain part). I tried to solve all the problems I had encountered when printing all the Marvins I’ve printed so far. We could say the Marvin I’ve designed has the graphics of a Playstation 1 model!

I guess something about 5/6 hours print !

Don’t remember exactly the settings but nothing crazy:

Temp : 200°C

Speed : 6000 mm/min (a bit too fast even for Creatr “HS”)

Infill : 20% Planning to make a new One with 100% for a better glow effect

Only important thing is to print it upside down with a big raft so it don’t fall under it’s own weight :wink:

Also scaling it a little bit to make it smaller.

How practical is it to wear it? My concerns are aimed to the weight issue you raised :wink:

All the masks I’ve designed so far easily printed (no support material needed!). In all the tests I’ve made I’ve seen that the masks can be printed with 1-2 shells and very little infill. The weight shouldn’t be any problem, and I tell this because I used other big halloween mask last year during all the night and I didn’t feel any heavy thing on my face (except my big nose). Give it a try with 2 shells and very little infill and you will see it’s not heavy!

2 months later