Skyrim Emblem Wall Art

Attention, Dovahkiin and craftsmen of the caliber of the smiths of Eorlund Gray-Mane! I present to you a piece that will rock the foundations of your dwellings with the power of the ancients: a wall painting featuring the legendary Skyrim logo, adorned with the inscription of the battle cry that echoes through the mountains of Throat of the World: "Fus Ro Dah".

This painting is not just an ornament, it is a banner, a statement of the passion we share for adventuring in the cold and wild lands of Skyrim. Every stroke of the logo and every letter of the inscription has been sculpted with the precision that only a true follower of the Paths of the Voice could capture.

As part of an exclusive collection dedicated to Skyrim, this painting is modeled to be 3D printed, ready to be hung on your living room wall, your study or even your personal home forge. It's a call for all those who have felt the adrenaline of a "Fus Ro Dah" escape their lips in front of the screen.

Available from Cults for download and printing, this painting is for those who wish to bring a piece of Skyrim into the heart of their homes. Let it be a symbol of bravery, a trophy of your conquests and a token of the brotherhood that only true Skyrim fans can understand.

Raise your warrior spirit, feel the power of the Thu'um and let the magic of 3D printing forge a piece worthy of hanging on the walls of Jorrvaskr. For Sovngarde and beyond, let this painting be the shout that precedes your great deeds!

To make your painting with the Skyrim logo and the inscription "Fus Ro Dah" materialize in all its splendor by FDM printing, here are some general parameters to get you started:

Print Quality:

Layer Height: 0.2 mm is a standard for decent details. To highlight lettering and logo, you could reduce to 0.1 mm.

Extrusion Width: Commonly used the same as the nozzle diameter, e.g., 0.4 mm.

Temperatures:

Extruder temperature: around 200°C for PLA and 230-250°C for ABS.

Bed Temperature: 50-60°C for PLA, 90-110°C for ABS to ensure good adhesion.

Printing Speed:

General: 50 mm/s can work for most of the picture, reducing to 30 mm/s for details such as lettering and logo border.

First Layers: print the first layers a little slower to ensure adhesion.

Infill (Infill):

Density: 15-20% may be sufficient, but if the frame is going to be handled frequently or if it is large, you could increase to 30% for more rigidity.

Pattern: Patterns such as honeycomb or rectilinear are good for durability.

Bed Adhesion:

Raft, Brim or Skirt: Brim a few millimeters to improve adhesion and help prevent warping, especially if you are printing on ABS.

Substrates:

If the frame has protruding parts or overhangs, brackets may be necessary. Configure them so that they are easy to remove and do not damage the surface of the model.

Retractions:

Adjusts the retraction distance and speed to minimize stringing, especially around letters and other fine details.

Remember that these are just initial parameters and you may need to make adjustments depending on your specific printer, media and printing conditions. It is always advisable to do a test print to make sure everything is set up correctly before proceeding with the final print.