Designer SCORPION Sculpture

Let me introduce you to the scorpion figurine. As you can see in the photos, it's printed in black filament and painted with a red metallic paint (a question many people ask!).

This is not a model for beginners!  So if you’re just starting your 3D printing journey, I recommend trying something easier first.

This model is quite demanding—especially when it comes to post-processing and removing supports. It’s only for the patient, determined, and well-equipped with the right tools.

That said, it’s definitely doable. I managed to complete it on my first attempt, and you can see the results in the photos. But I’ll admit—I tackled it in several sessions, taking breaks in between 😉

Don’t scale it down! If you print it smaller, removing the supports or detaching them without damaging a limb might become impossible.

Printed with fuzzy skin effect.

Fuzzy Skin: Contour
Fuzzy Skin Point Distance: 0.15
Fuzzy Skin thickness: 0.15

If you're interested in the commercial use of my models, check the link to my Patreon https://patreon.com/29flo

All my photos are real and show an actual 3D-printed figure photographed by me.

As always!
The key to printing my figurines is having good adhesion to the build plate. I use CryoGrip Pro Frostbite for printing, which provides excellent grip, ensuring that every figurine prints successfully every time. I mainly use filaments from Bambu and have no issues with them either. If you have a different setup, make sure to focus on build plate adhesion, use high-quality dry filament, and everything should be fine.