Hello Makerworld!

Welcome to my new collection, BlockMindz!

• Model description:

After a lot of designing and development I came up with this very cool idea which a lot of you liked from my post around here in the community. Making this project was very difficult but rather fun, and helped me learn a lot about 3d printing after having to change my profile settings and test part torelance multiple times because printing l.e.g.o parts is very very complicated, I will mention more about this after. This new collection will grow exponentially as more people like this project, so make sure to leave a like and/or boost so I can design more.

 I decided to start with the Minecarft Enderman from the upcoming Minecraft movie, maybe I will make more mobs in the future, just let me know in the comment section what model I could make next. 

 Designing these was a hard task, I had to do a lot of printing to make sure parts were sticking together so it is very important to leave all the profile settings as is for the best result, but more on the “to know” section.

 The manual is very simple and I will eventually be making a better version but putting this model together is very easy. Brims were needed and I know they are annoying to remove but trust me the end result is worth it, as worth it as it is building this model after your little Bambu printer is done with it!!!
 All the parts are named to the block descriptions so if any part has an issue during printing, skip it, and print it again from the parts list, every part also has a C + a number at the end of the name representing the amount each is needed for the model, like 2x1 C1 meaning of this block type only 1 count is needed!

• Important to know:

1. As I mentioned before, it is super crucial to follow all the print profiles because they are the best after a lot of testing for printing the bricks, you guys are more than welcomed to post changes if you come up with something but understand that Remixes will not be allowed since this project was very hard to design and test. It is also needed to clean your print bed and level your printer beforehand for the best outcome
2. It is recommended to have pliers or a knife/sharp object to clean out the inner brims after the parts are taken off the bed
3. For a better model quality I recommend using a layer hight of 0.12 or below, I used 0.20 on mine just for testing
4. Most of the inner brims need to be removed.
5. Be aware of the instructions not being 100% accurate yet, I am currently learning the software used for the instructions making, in the meantime you can either follow up the process by the original model image or this one which shows all the pieces separated shown above

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• Updates:

Version 0.1 BETA

BE AWARE! this model has been posted in beta, meaning I will be making multiple changes to improve model quality, print at your own risk

Version 1.0 PETG, download the new file V2 for better results

Please let me know in the comments if you have any feedback! And happy printing