Really nice model, also not to edgy and still sexy. Thanks for sharing :)

Scaled the picture to 83,33% in x and y axis for a length of 200mm.

I used the recommended colours and made the colour swap by adding pause command to the gcode and swapping manual.

Used Ender PLA and PLA+ of creality for printing. Used filaments:
- black ender PLA
- grey ender PLA
- beige PLA+
- white ender PLA

Really nice model, my wife and I like it. Not to edgy and still sexy. Thanks for sharing the model :)
The similar looking Cyberpunk woman is currently in printing.

Scaled the picture to 83,33% in x and y axis for a length of 200mm.
Slicing took about 2 hours with creality print and was worth the time.
Used the recommended colours and made the colour swap by adding pause command to the gcode and swapping manual.

Used Ender PLA and PLA+ of creality for printing. Used filaments:
- black ender PLA
- grey ender PLA
- beige PLA+
- white ender PLA

that's yuffie!

This is the first time I have printed such a model. Honestly, I thought it wouldn't work. But everything worked out the first time. I printed with a nozzle of 0.4. But it's probably better to use 0.2. I don't want to change the nozzle. On the X and Y axes, I reduced the size of the model to 90%, otherwise it would not fit into the printing area. Z left 100% so as not to change the number of layers, and to accurately set the color change marker. I printed everything according to the author's recommendations. I will definitely print your work again. It turns out amazing. It looks like real art. Thank you very much. (edited)

Here I am again and posting the first make. I needed to scale x and y axis to 83.33% (200mm length) due to my printers bedsize.
Nice model, I like it as it is. It looks awesome due to the details, I wasn't expecting this result.

I used the recommended colours black, grey beige and white from Creality (Ender PLA and PLA+).
The picture needed a post processing with a ligther due to a bit of stringing.

Printed with a single Extruder and manipulated the gcode after slicing with pausing for manual colour changes. The slicing needed longer than 10 minutes (30-60 min), could be because I am using creality slicer.

Keep on going posting nice hueforge models

I thank the author for the feedback, I have re-uploaded the file that I was able to open. Great job, the paintings look great in person. My friends are delighted. I will print more. I hope the author will throw up more interesting models in the future.

Awesome picture. I used Bambu basic black, Bambu matte ice blue, Eelegoo beige, and Bambu jade white. (edited)

Printed this for a friend so he has some help in the garage when working on his ‘65 Barracuda Fastback. If I had some help that looked like this, I would probably still have my ‘68 Camaro. It turned out great and I know he will love it. Thank you for sharing with the community. (edited)

Used filament:
- Creality Ender PLA black
- esun PLA+ fire truck red
- Creality Ender PLA red (is more like pink)
- Creality Ender PLA+ beige (is more like white when to thin)
- Creality Ender PLA white

Even if the beige is more like white it is a beautiful picture and a good model. The print is definitely worth the time.

Thanks for sharing

Leider geht das nicht in Cura

Awesome. (edited)

Used what random filaments I had around with a .16 layer height, turned out better than I thought it would!