A stylized miniature of batman, the base is seperated because you save a lot of time and get better quality. Two profiles available, for 0.4 and 0.2, as well as a multi-colored non AMS version.


First of all, big thanks to everyone who boosted and downloaded the model! I know there are many great models out there, and I am very happy you liked mine!

If you liked this model, check out my Mini Darth Vader! Very easy to print and minimal assembly!
 

INSTRUCTIONS:

The multi-color version is (finally!) up, after 3 days of watching my printers doing the calibration dance for such tiny pieces, I am very glad to call this one done lol. Here is how to put it together!


 

After you print the pieces, you should have the following items. Head, body, belt, mouth and logo, none of them require the AMS, a simple pause will do. This is the WORST case scenario, the 0.2 nozzle model, the battery shown is a AAA battery, and you need patience, tweezers and good glue to put it together. Models shown were printed in 0.2, except for the belt that was printed with a 0.4

Place the belt on the body. No mystery there, it should snap into place and requires no glue. next, a dab of glue on the chest and carefully position the logo as centered as you can get it. 

Next, make yourself a cup of tea (seriously!!), and save some hot water. Dip the face for about 10 seconds to soften it, and curve it gently and hold until the plastic cools. Do not dip again, or it will flatten out and the process needs to be done again. It took me 3 tries to get the correct curve

Make sure the mouth curve is good, and with a touch of glue glue the mouth in.

Sand the bottom of the head a little, and place it on the body, you can even make it look left or right! Eventually ill make a bobblehead or  an articulated version.

And you are done! Your own Mini Batman! I dont have skin colored filament, the face was done with lemon yellow, so it looks… odd. Any issues, shoot a comment. Thanks!

Base mesh was made using Image-to-3D from MakerWorld (https://makerworld.com/makerlab/imageTo3d)