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Mummy Sarcophagus by dstarr3311
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 4 months ago
this is a 1:6 scale Mummy Sarcophagus for your 12" G.I.J.OE it measures 12" LONG -X 4.1/2" WIDE-X- 2.1/2" DEEP, and includes painting and decal instruction [ note ] be careful when printing out the decals on your scanner/printer that you don't do like I did and ruin your printers roller it would be advisable to have it done professionally this can be done at patchesofpride.com for $5.00 to $10.00 pending and for those of you who want to get creative and make a Indiana Jones or Scorpion King Diorama this would be the perfect accessory you will also need the following to complete this
1- 12" Dragon Style G.I.Joe
some thin white cloth cut to 1/2" wide and enough to totally wrap your action figure with
some Elmer's glue do NOT use model glue it will eat and melt the plastic on your figure and make it brittle and possibly break it and leave a nasty looking blemish on your figure which can not be removed also be sure to thicken everything up before printing I recommend making it at lease 45 layers thick to make it sturdy.
and take care when painting especially the small areas to avoid messing this up and having to start all over again, I recommend using a fine brissle paint brush to do the face or you can have it printed, most importantly take your time a good job cannot be rushed this was made using Sketchup and will only print using compatible Maker bot software
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1- 12" Dragon Style G.I.Joe
some thin white cloth cut to 1/2" wide and enough to totally wrap your action figure with
some Elmer's glue do NOT use model glue it will eat and melt the plastic on your figure and make it brittle and possibly break it and leave a nasty looking blemish on your figure which can not be removed also be sure to thicken everything up before printing I recommend making it at lease 45 layers thick to make it sturdy.
and take care when painting especially the small areas to avoid messing this up and having to start all over again, I recommend using a fine brissle paint brush to do the face or you can have it printed, most importantly take your time a good job cannot be rushed this was made using Sketchup and will only print using compatible Maker bot software
enjoy