Duck.

[namida]

I printed a duck.

(Source STL file)

[kieranmillar]

Nice. But you and I both know that green ducks have red mohicans.

[namida]

Unfortunately, I don't possess a 3D printer that can use multiple colors in a single print (outside of doing some really crazy stuff involving switching filament mid-print, or manually painting it afterwards).

I also don't have a 3D model of the specific duck of which you speak.

[mobius]

you have a 3D printer.

I'm jealous

are you going to print out a Lemming?

[namida]

you have a 3D printer.

I'm jealous

are you going to print out a Lemming?

Find me a suitable 3D model (STL format is ideal, but if it can open in Blender, I can convert it to STL) and I'll gladly print one.

[nin10doadict]

Nice. Would like to see some scale though... Without some reference point like a hand in the picture it's hard to tell how big this quacker is.

[namida]

Here's a keyboard, a standard-size lighter and a USB flash drive for comparison.

[grams88]

I wonder if that is a glow in the dark duck.

[namida]

I wonder if that is a glow in the dark duck.

It is not. If I'm not mistaken, you can't get glow-in-the-dark ABS filament. You can with PLA, but my printer doesn't support PLA (at least not without either tricky-and-unreliable modifications for better cooling, or replacing the extruder with a better one). EDIT: Okay, apparently you CAN get glowing ABS. I'm gonna have to look into that, one of my other models could really benefit from that...

It's a Da Vinci 1.0, flashed with Repetier 0.92 firmware (because fuck the inkjet-style "you have to use OUR filament, not 3rd party ones that are a quarter of the price" model that the official firmware enforces - Repetier bypasses this).

[namida]

Another (waterfowl-related) print.

This is a smallish plant pot, with a water reservoir and a goose.

Unfortunately, I'm not able to actually use it yet. It isn't 100% reliable that it'll be water-tight without acetone smoothing, and I currently don't have the equipment to smooth a print this large (I do have a setup that can handle prints up to about 7cm in diameter x about 13-14cm in height - no problem height-wise for this one, but it's much wider than 7cm), other than by doing the entire thing by hand with a paintbrush (which I do not have the patience to do).