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  • Steve_stls.zip
    • obj_1_Buste.stl
    • obj_2_Visage .stl
    • obj_3_Cylindre pantalon torse.stl
    • obj_4_Pantalon.stl
    • obj_5_Barbe split.stl_A.stl
    • obj_6_Chaussure RT.stl
    • obj_7_Chaussure LT.stl
    • obj_8_Manche main.stl
    • obj_9_Manche pioche arriere.stl
    • obj_10_Bouche.stl
    • obj_11_Pioche .stl
    • obj_12_Cheveux .stl
    • obj_13_Bras RT.stl
    • obj_14_Bras LT.stl
    • obj_15_Oeil LT.stl
    • obj_16_Oeil RT.stl
    • obj_17_Sourcil LT.stl
    • obj_18_Sourcil RT.stl
    • REE.txt

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Publication date 2025-06-11 at 02:52
Design number 3071228
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3D model description

Funko Pop-Inspired Steve (Jack Black) Minecraft Movie – 10 cm

A stylized Funko Pop-inspired model of Steve, based on the Jack Black version from the Minecraft Movie. The figure follows the classic Funko proportions: oversized head and small blocky body, reflecting the pixel aesthetic of Minecraft.

Total height: 10 cm

Head: Square with rounded edges, large black Funko-style eyes, no mouth

Hair: Black, slightly wavy in front to match Jack Black’s look

Body: Blue shirt block torso, optional movable arms, purple pants

Hands: One hand holding a pixelated pickaxe

3D printing settings

FDM 3D printer (e.g., Ender 3, Anycubic Kobra, Prusa, etc.)

PLA filament (or PETG/ABS if preferred)

Slicing software (e.g., Cura, PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio)

  1. Model Separation (optional but recommended):

Head (hollowed with neck t)

Body with arms

Pickaxe (separate for easier printing and painting)

Stand (separate)

πŸ’‘ Separating parts helps reduce the need for s and makes painting easier.

  1. Slicer Settings (example for Cura):

Layer height: 0.16 mm

Infill: 15% (grid or cubic pattern)

s: Yes, only where necessary (e.g., under chin, arms)

Build plate adhesion: Brim or Raft recommended

Print speed: 50 mm/s

Nozzle temperature: 200–210Β°C (for PLA)

Bed temperature: 60Β°C (for PLA)

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