Topographic globe with stand

This is a decorative single color globe that features topographic detail. 

The globe is printed in two halves. I used a metallic silver PETG (ZYLtech's Uncle Jesse's Gun Metal Silver) for the globe as it's shiny look really pronounces the elevation relief. The globe halves were printed in .07mm layer height, and took over 14 hours each at 5% infill. On the flat surface of the globe halves, there are three holes for pins to help align the halves when putting them together. These pins are pretty small, and I used some wooden dowels that were the perfect diameter for my globe. The two halves may optionally be glued together.

For the stand, I used ZYLtech's glossy black PLA+ (It doesn't have to be PLA+, it's just what I had loaded at the time) at .10mm layer height.

The included .3mf files will have my PrusaSlicer settings included.

Update: I've redesigned the globe stand to be a little thicker and much less wobbly than my first version.