Kamisato-Ayaka-Summer
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I don't know, this model seems pretty good to me. I remember someone told me to start from the torso and work your way out, as the legs and arms can cut made to fit more easily, like a framed tall ship. 
- Apr 5, 2013
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Last time I made a Bass-Relief of a picture (Anime) that I found, my wife got really pissed off. I have wanted to make some of these, but married 38 years, she says, "Don't you have anything better you could do with your time?", so I purchased a 3D printer. You should see the Anime girls they have for that. I'm surprised that "Makerworld' even allows them to be posted!! It's not they're misogynistic, well, maybe they are. I could easily print this, but it uses a lot of filament, and what would I with it. 
Last time I made a Bass-Relief of a picture (Anime) that I found, my wife got really pissed off. I have wanted to make some of these, but married 38 years, she says, "Don't you have anything better you could do with your time?", so I purchased a 3D printer. You should see the Anime girls they have for that. I'm surprised that "Makerworld' even allows them to be posted!! It's not they're misogynistic, well, maybe they are. I could easily print this, but it uses a lot of filament, and what would I with it.
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I really like it...
You'd be amazed at all the anime characters like that you can find online (I have a lot of them)—some are pretty borderline, especially the plastic ones you can paint. I saw a video about them a while back; maybe I'll find it again.
In the hobbyist community, a "garage model" or "garage kit" refers to a scale model of a car, character, or diorama that is produced in small, limited batches—often cast in resin by individual enthusiasts or small independent studios. They get the name because they are typically designed, poured, and sold out of someone's personal workspace, basement, or - garage.They call the "Garage Models", why, I could never figure out. They are beyond explicit, and I imagine quite washable.