DingoF shares:
This is a model I split and sized for myself and decided post the files for it. It is split for my Anet A8’s printing bed (220mm x 220mm x 240mm). I scaled my model down to 95% because I thought it would be too big, but it ended up being a little too small, so it is the perfect size for a real life replica. All credit goes to Jace for uploading the original file, and to Bethesda for making Skyrim which this comes from. Shouldn’t need any supports
I included the blender files I used to scale and split the model just in case
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3617314
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