by Eastman3D

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(For anyone wondering, for the past few years my models have been exclusive to MyMiniFactory, but not anymore, this is why I am only now posting them here. There have been unauthorized reposts of my models here by others, but this is the official Thingiverse account for my models :) )

The Amazing-Spider Man. Tadaa!

Some more super hero fan art, yay :) I've had this guy sculpted for maybe a month now, but honestly I've been too busy using my spare time to play video games to publish anything new (I had to finish God of War, and, well... then there was the Marvel's Spider-Man game, and now Assassin's Creed Odyssey...)

Anyways. Enjoy! Any questions, drop a comment or hit me up in a PM (which I know I've been lousy answering lately).

About the design

It was digitally sculpted in ZBrush as usual, using no fancy brushes or anything, 95% Dam Standard and Clay Buildup, and a lot of smoothing.

As you can tell around the shoulders this Spidey is inspired by the design in the game Marvel's Spider-Man, but not an exact copy. I kept the eyes more low-tech- and the web pattern is a bit different. I did struggle a lot with the spider logo on his chest, and I'm still not happy with it 100%.

The base. It's more advanced than I usually make them, but I wanted to give detailing it a bit more a try this time around. I normally dislike bases that are too detailed and complicated because I think it detracts from the main subject. It was fun, though, and I hope you guys like it :)

This is fan art, provided for free, and I fully acknowledge the Spider-Man likeness is the property of Marvel Entertainment, LLC (The Walt Disney Company).

Print Settings

Printer brand:

Creality

Printer:

CR-10S

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

Supports:

Yes

Infill:

5% rectilinear

Notes:

He should only need supports under his chin, but if your printer lacks a part cooling fan you might want to add some others. If someone really wants a version without the rebar in the concrete, let me know. I printed this on my CR-10S using some basic PLA (from 3DNet, no affiliation), and the following settings: Layer height: 0.12mm Nozzle: 0.3mm Perimeter: 0.9mm Speed: 50mm/s (but S3D slows it down to 50% on the outer perimeter) Top/bottom # layers: 6 Infill: 5% rectilinear Print time: 17h 00m 18s