by Eastman3D

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Thanos, in Infinity War, is a pretty interesting guy... He's a villain, but it's difficult to dislike him, right? Also he changes outfits a couple of times in the film, which I'm pretty sure is a continuity fault because his head also changes ever so slighty when this happens, so finding reference material was interesting and momentarily a bit confusing :)

So here he is. Thanos. Infinity War version. No arms, no Infinity Gauntlet, no fingers to snap. You should be reasonably safe putting this guy up on your shelf, should you choose to do so :)

This is fan art, provided for free, and I fully acknowledge the Thanos 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:

No

Notes:

I printed this on my CR-10S using some PLA (from 3DNet, no affiliation), and the following settings: Layer height: 0.12mm Nozzle: 0.4mm Perimeter: 0.8mm Speed: 60mm/s (but S3D slows it down mostly) Top/bottom # layers: 6 Infill: 5% rectilinear Print time: 26:56 hours As with Captain America I didn't need to use any supports printing this one, but I have a Petsfang on my CR-10S which helps with overhangs, so you might want to set some supports right underneth his belly because that overhang angle is quite steep, but if you know your machine does overhangs well, go for it! Best of luck, printer person!