Experience, as it is etched into the creases of an elder's visage, is more than the passage of time. It's a tapestry woven from the myriad threads of joy, sorrow, triumph, and loss. Each line on an aged face may tell a story of laughter shared with old friends, every silver strand of hair may whisper of wisdom gleaned from both success and failure.

 

The experience of old people is a collective memoir written in the language of enduring memories. It is the silent knowledge that comes from witnessing the ebb and flow of seasons, of lives, and of eras. As repositories of lived history, the elderly offer a connection to the past that is both personal and profound, guiding younger generations not with just tales of what was, but insights into what could be.

 

In the eyes of the elderly, we see reflected the experience of love that has blossomed and wilted, of hardships weathered, and of the ephemeral nature of life itself. Their stories are a gift, a compass passed down through time, teaching us that while life is fleeting, the experiences we gather and the legacy we leave endure far beyond our physical presence.

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This model is very thin, please take care when removing it from the bed. Maybe wait until cold.

This is a challenging model to print, so maaaany thin lines, but the result is 🥰. 
Instead of enabling “Print Thin Walls” you can also try with “Arachne Perimeter Generator” https://help.prusa3d.com/article/arachne-perimeter-generator_352769

Printing it bigger could help also :P

If you need to scale the model to fit your print bed, just be sure to scale in XY and keep Z as 100%. It needed 2mm height to fit collection stands.

Designed to be used with the collection universal stand:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/379586

You can see my other designs here 😉 → https://makerworld.com/@jtorregrosa