Psycho
Description
Based on a model made by my bud Chris Webber, which can be found here: mediagoblin.com/u/cwebber/m/fear-of-flight/
Psycho is a character from "The Misadventures of Okk", by Brian Raddatz.
okk.comicgenesis.com/d/20060414.html
Note that the original blend is rigged, so you can re-pose the model to your heart's content.
Psycho is a character from "The Misadventures of Okk", by Brian Raddatz.
okk.comicgenesis.com/d/20060414.html
Note that the original blend is rigged, so you can re-pose the model to your heart's content.
Instructions
1) Pose the model to your liking.
2) Export stl files for the eyes, body, and mouth; use the openscad script to combine them.
3) Reimport the combined stl in Blender (or anything else really), and rotate and resize the model for printing.
4) Export again, slice, and print.
- OR -
1) Scale and rotate the model in printme.stl, and then print it.
When printing, I recommend using skeinforge's ability to add supports. With the way the model is presently angled, you should only need to have supports appear under it as apposed to everywhere.
2) Export stl files for the eyes, body, and mouth; use the openscad script to combine them.
3) Reimport the combined stl in Blender (or anything else really), and rotate and resize the model for printing.
4) Export again, slice, and print.
- OR -
1) Scale and rotate the model in printme.stl, and then print it.
When printing, I recommend using skeinforge's ability to add supports. With the way the model is presently angled, you should only need to have supports appear under it as apposed to everywhere.
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ronthomp
on
December 14, 2011
said:
295 minutes to print on my Ronthomp Mendel. 10536mm of 3mm PLA. I left the raft in the mouth, looks like teeth.
I'd like to see a redesign to make the appendages separate and plug in to holes. Maybe split the head and/or make it hollow.
My daughter is gonna love it!
cwebber
on
December 13, 2011
said:
Hi! A posable version is available at http://dustycloud.org/gfx/gall...
You can see more at http://mediagoblin.com/u/cwebb...
Like this STL, the file is CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported. Have fun with it, do cool things!

So I'm not the ONLY person who remembers Okk, after all! :D
I'll have to try this one sometime -- looks like it will be tricky (for me, not used to using supports and rafts).