Final conclusion: 28/04/2019 - After trying multiple times to tweak this model for accurate sizes for a miniature and to ensure a good print for FDM printers, I have to give up on it. This might make a better model for a desk or shelf model and I'll keep it here for download. I will try to make another miniature of a mummy, improving on the experience I had with this one.
EDIT: 21/02/2019 - Print tested a couple of this models. While I have to fiddle with the size, its okay to print and use as miniatures. Legs are a bit too fragile, be very careful removing supports, I broke the leg on the smaller one (nothing a bit of Loctite didn't fixed 'tho). I also tested a variant with the hand stretched out and it printed okay but arm and legs broke while removing supports. Its a pretty fast print, I'll do another picture and update once I get to print it on my DLP.
I wanted to challenge myself a bit at the beginning of this year so here is my attempt to a Mummy. Model is 28mm tall. I haven't printed it yet so I'm not sure how the bandages will print. If you do print it before I do, I'd appreciate if you show me your results.
There are two models included, one that will work better for SLA/DLP printers and one I bulked up a bit more that might work better for FDM printer. Enjoy and have fun!
Tips are appreciated and welcomed.
