00:00Well, apparently my paint job is sloppy and of poor quality, and that's
00:04That's normal because I didn't paint it. And perhaps this is an opportunity for you
00:08show how I made this 90cm Link. To begin, I prepare the
00:12model I bought. I cut it out, I paint it on the computer, and I distribute it.
00:17All the pieces on several trays. Because obviously at that size and
00:20In multicolor, Link doesn't really fit on a single board.
00:24Then we choose the colours directly using spools of filament.
00:26For this project I used filaments from Bamboulab. And no, it's not me.
00:31who paints the filaments. In total, this Link required about 5 kg of filaments and
00:359 days for printing. And yes, there is a real aesthetic choice here.
00:38I wasn't trying to make a realistic Link; I wanted to keep that very...
00:42colorful, almost cartoonish, with clean flat colors reminiscent of early games.
00:46And between us, if I had wanted to paint it entirely, I wouldn't have
00:49I had trouble printing it in multiple colors. I've already done some projects
00:52post-treated with sanding and painting, but for this one it wasn't
00:56It's simply not what I wanted to do. Whether you like the result or not, that's all.
00:59That's another story. And if you want to see what a real one can look like
01:02Extensive painting work required; check out our friend Univers Création Craft who does it.
01:07Incredible work. In the next video, I'll show you how to create a
01:10Packaging made with a 3D printer. Yeah! Subscribe so you don't miss anything.
01:14And in the meantime, I'm going back to making things.
01:17Let's go!
01:18Let's go!
01:18Let's go!
01:18Let's go!
