Mass Effect Morinth 3D print files nude statue figure 3D 3D print model

Update: In response to the negative review of this model; I'm not sure what the person meant because he wasn't writing in English, but I think it was something about the statue as one solid object. I've updated the files to include individual parts. However, you always need to glue my statues, I rarely do modular designs because it usually doesn't work well to print such designs anyway.

THIS IS NOT A PHYSICAL PRODUCT. You will get a download link upon purchase.

This model has been designed for 3D printing and displays Morinth with a tricky smile as she seduces her prey, still unknowing of the fate that awaits. Morinth is an Ardat-Yakshi, a serial killer, and daughter of the justicar Samara T'serra.

Meaning 'Demon of the Night Winds', Ardat-Yakshi is a rare genetic condition affecting their nervous systems. During mating, the Ardat-Yakshi's nervous system completely overpowers and dominates that of her mate's, causing haemorrhaging in the victim's brain. The Ardat-Yakshi becomes smarter, stronger, and deadlier after each encounter.

The file is delivered in STL format (full uncut model) + parts. It has been designed for medium- to large scale printing. Please note that you need a powerful PC/Mac to handle this file; it is made for high quality printing.

DISCLAIMER My prints are virtually tested in Cura with 0.10 mm layer height. Always have thicker walls than the standard setting to have some room for sanding & avoid fragile surfaces. Note that most of my models are non-modular; it means they're cheaper but require some additional work to glue the parts and cover seams with clay unless you print the entire full model. Other slicers than Cura have not been tested. There are a hundred different parameters that effect the outcome of a 3D print. This is the nature of 3D printing and I offer no support for the actual printing process. It's a difficult art to master, I've been printing for many years and it's still difficult to get good prints. Having to adjust angles of the model & sanding the print itself is a normal part of the process while making a statue like this.