Collection of Skyrim dragon priest masks, scale 1:1

Greetings, brave Dovahkiin of 3D printing! I present to you an exclusive collection that will make your hearts beat with the force of a Dragon Shout: the Skyrim Dragon Priest masks, masterfully modeled to be brought to the realm of Nirn through your 3D printers.

Each mask is a detailed recreation of the legendary artifacts found in the ancient ruins of Tamriel, modeled at 1:1 scale for total immersion. Whether you seek the wisdom of Morokei, the cunning of Volsung, or the brute strength of Krosis, these masks are designed to satisfy the most discerning fans of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

These digital relics are not just a tribute to the epic saga; they are an opportunity to carry a piece of its magic and mystery. Created with the precision of the most finely-tuned spellcasting and details that capture the essence of each Dragon Priest, these masks are perfect for both collectors and those looking to adorn their spaces with the power of the ancients.

By acquiring these masks, you become not only owners of a piece of Tamriel's history, but also guardians of its craft and spirit. The masks are optimized for FDM printing, ensuring that each filament deposited builds not just a mask, but a portal to endless adventures.

Are you ready to summon the power of the Dragon Priests and take your passion for Skyrim to the next dimension? May your paths be clear and your impressions be stable - for the glory of Skyrim and its heroes!

Recommended Material:

PLA or ABS (PLA for beginners due to ease of printing and less warping).

Nozzle Temperature:

PLA: 190-220°C

ABS: 230-250°C

Bed Temperature:

PLA: 50-70°C

ABS: 90-110°C

Layer Height:

0.2 mm for a good mix between quality and printing time.

0.1 mm for higher details, but note that the printing time will be considerably longer.

Print Speed:

50 mm/s for outer layers to maximize detail.

60-80 mm/s for infill.

Infill (Infill):

20-30% for good strength without using too much material.

Infill pattern: consider using a honeycomb or rectilinear pattern for optimum strength.

Bed Adhesion:

Use a bed adhesive tape or adhesive spray if necessary to prevent warping, especially with ABS.

Brackets:

Depending on the geometry of the mask, brackets may be required for protruding parts and for overhangs.

Recommended support angle: 45° or more.

Consider using water-soluble supports if your printer supports a dual extruder and you are using materials such as PVA for supports.

Printer Resolution:

The higher the resolution of your printer, the finer the details you can capture.

Layer Fan:

100% for PLA after the first layer.

ABS may require less cooling to avoid warping or cracking.

Special Considerations:

Post-Processing: Once printed, masks may require sanding, polishing and painting to obtain a finish similar to that of the digital model.

Proofing: It is always good practice to print a small section of the mask to test the setup before committing to printing the entire mask.

Remember: These settings are general starting points. Optimal settings may vary depending on your specific printer, printing environment and the exact media you are using.

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