The Nowhere King

He was once a simple Elktaur, a hybrid elk-centaur who worked on the Rift connecting Centaurworld and the human world. After falling in love with a human princess and feeling inferior, he tried to split himself into a human and elk using a magical key. The plan backfired, causing his human half to become the General of an army in the human world, while his elk half became imprisoned between the two worlds, eventually mutating into the demonic creature known as the Nowhere King. His body is made of black viscous sludge, with only a skull and antlers as solid parts. He can manipulate his liquid form to trap, suffocate, or infect others. He began creating minotaurs by fusing humans and animals, unleashing war across both worlds. If you want to know the rest, watch Centaurworld on Netflix. highly recommended. This model was inspired by the character "The Nowhere King" from the tv series "Centaurworld". This is a simple decorative piece, made up of the Nowhere King's head and a stand to hold it. Printed on an Ender 3 V3 KE, the total print times were 45 minutes for the Skull, 25 minutes for the Jaw, 35 minutes for the antlers, and 22 minutes for the Stand. Layer height was set at 0.20 which gave me a satisfactory finish on my model, even at smaller scales (feel free to print at higher res if preferred). Infill 15% as strength isn't a concern being a decorative figure. Printed in PLA+ which is more than sufficient for the application. Supports 30° overhang to reduce scarring and filament usage. Use brim or raft with model offset from the print bed if slicer allows it. If not then just brim for extra adhesion. When assembling just be aware tolerances are not tight, so all of the assembly goes together loose. My personal figures stay together pretty well with no additional adhesive, but use glue or weld if the model can't support itself. Due to the position and size of the antlers the skull is back heavy. Make sure the stand is angled towards the front of the skull (if the