Snow Maiden (Ice Queen)

In the frigid land of... Tunaria ...there are whispers among the locals about a majestic figure witnessed by unfortunate souls trapped in the icy wastes by bone chilling blizzards which are a frequent occurrence there. Lured out of their warm homes either due to conflict or basic necessity, most often are never heard from again. But a few lucky survivors claim to be led by a maiden of unmatched beauty, unfazed by the freezing storms and chills to safety and civilization as it may be. Her mystical lantern both providing them with warmth and light during the trek. The maiden speaks no words nor makes any gestures, she just leads and the survivors follow. Upon reaching a human settlement a puff of ice and snow blinds the survivors for only a moment and they find themselves alone, at the edge of their destination. The maiden disappears without ever saying a word or accepting any thanks.

Right …. so I just came up with all that, hope you enjoyed it :)
So this is a model I was working on for Christmas (or new year, whatever...) but couldn't complete in time. So here it is now I worked out most of the problems but do leave a message or comment if you still have problems with printing. I printed this with Resin AND FDM printers (The larger blue model is FDM and small red one is Resin) so whatever printer you have it will … hopefully... print good. There are two styles, main one (the one printed) is in 2 parts but I have also included the unsliced version also in case anyone wanted to print it full (but it will not have the base so you might need to do something about that yourself.) Files are in the ZIP archive/file.

Files are in the ZIP archive/file. The file "Base.stl" is just a place holder of sorts. You will need supports for these models. The sliced versions I noticed print well upside down, but orient them as you see fit. There are small fitting guides (key and slot?) on the 2 halves to ensure they align properly but slight sanding might be required as I kept tolerance tight so that the halves don't move too much while gluing.