Heniochos

Heniochos is a statue surviving from Ancient Greece, and an example of ancient bronze sculpture. It was found in 1896 at the Sanctuary of Apollo in Delphi. The statue was set up at Delphi, Greece to commemorate one of two victories of the tyrant Polyzalus of Gela in Sicily and his chariot in the Pythian Games of either 478 or 474 BC, which were held at Delphi in honor of Pythean Apollo.

The model can be used for study or for decoration in your home.

I am a sculptor and these are objects that we studied at university, so I scanned them with photogrammetry and printed them on my ender 3 s1.

There are 4 different stands that can fit to all busts.

The object size is 100mm (stand and bust) or you can resize it and the printing time with the settings i use is about 3-4 hours.

Τry to print the bust lying down to avoid marks on the face from the supports. In the slicer go to the rotate option and then to the Select face to align to the buiild plate option. Select the back side of the neck at the finish as seen in the photo.
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FDM Settings

For the stand
Quality: 0,12
Infill: 10%
Speed: Print with less speed about 5-10 for better quality
Support: Off

For the bust
Quality: 0,12
Infill: 10%
Speed: Print with less speed about 5-10 for better quality
Support: On (Tree)
Build Plate Adhesion: Brim (for better adhesion)