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BJD Lara v1
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My girls have been asking me to make a doll ever since I got a 3D printer. This is my first attempt at designing a doll and I know there is room for improvement.
The girls absconded with the prototype print and put some Disney Princess clothes on it. If I manage to get it back I will take a picture of it.
There are 22 points of articulation and both the elbows and knees are double jointed.
The scaled model stands at 5'4". As printed it is roughly 6.5" tall (1/10th scale). If you want to scale it to fit an existing doll clothes inventory (we have Disney Princess and Barbie) I recommend measuring an existing doll, scaling the torso accordingly, printing the torso and checking the fit. I believe their dolls are 1/6th scale so starting with 167% scale (multiply by 10/6) in your slicer of choice is an equivalent starting point. If you have doll clothes that are 1/4 scale, which is roughly 16.5" tall you can start with 250% (multiply by 10/4). There are two torso bust variati
The girls absconded with the prototype print and put some Disney Princess clothes on it. If I manage to get it back I will take a picture of it.
There are 22 points of articulation and both the elbows and knees are double jointed.
The scaled model stands at 5'4". As printed it is roughly 6.5" tall (1/10th scale). If you want to scale it to fit an existing doll clothes inventory (we have Disney Princess and Barbie) I recommend measuring an existing doll, scaling the torso accordingly, printing the torso and checking the fit. I believe their dolls are 1/6th scale so starting with 167% scale (multiply by 10/6) in your slicer of choice is an equivalent starting point. If you have doll clothes that are 1/4 scale, which is roughly 16.5" tall you can start with 250% (multiply by 10/4). There are two torso bust variati
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