Call of duty - captain Price

Captain Price from Call of Duty is a highly recognizable and iconic character known for his military prowess and leadership skills. In this 3D model design, Captain Price is portrayed as a rugged and battle-hardened veteran, showcasing his years of experience in the field.
The 3D model design of Captain Price is completed with meticulous attention to detail, capturing the essence of his character and the spirit of the Call of Duty franchise. From his battle-worn appearance to his tactical gear, this model truly brings Captain Price to life, ready to lead any virtual battlefield.

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Resolution: Set the resolution of your 3D printer to a high level to capture the intricate details of the model. Aim for a layer height of around 0.1mm or lower to ensure fine details are accurately reproduced.

Infill: Adjust the infill density based on the desired strength and weight of the printed model. A recommended range is between 10-20% for most models, but you may increase it for parts that require more durability, such as the weapon or equipment.

Support Structures: Enable support structures if your model has overhangs or intricate features that cannot be printed without additional support. Make sure to generate supports only where necessary to minimize post-processing efforts.

Rafts or Brims: Consider using a raft or brim if your model has a small base or tends to detach from the print bed during the printing process. This will improve adhesion and stability.

Orientation: Experiment with different orientations to find the optimal position for printing your model. This can help minimize support material and improve the overall quality of the print.

Print Speed: Adjust the print speed based on the capabilities of your 3D printer. Slower speeds generally result in better print quality, especially for detailed models like Captain John "Soap" MacTavish.

Material: Select a suitable material for your 3D print, such as PLA or ABS, based on your preferences and requirements. Consider factors such as strength, flexibility, and post-processing capabilities when choosing the material.