Lovely model printed at 0.2mm layer height, 6 shells with some cheap PLA. Henceforth known as Undead Guardian Of The Door.

I closed the top of the head with gluestick. Since the neck and the head has a very good fit, probably won't be a good idea to close the gap in the STL.

Just follow the tutorial. i started 5 layers wall on the main body, then find out its way too thick. just waste pla. i down to 3 layers wall and around 15 to 20%. Excepte shoulder and screw parts as well as the neck.

came out nice

Esta impresa a tamaño del archivo original. 0.2 de capa Con soporte según que piezas. Muchas horas de impresión, pero ha merecido la pena, sobre todo ver la carita de mi hijo cuando lo vio montado. Gracias por compartir tu trabajo.

I have repainted the face since this was taken :D Works really well with the white bits and black!

Everything printed great except the face stencil. Any tips to get it to come out smooth? trying again now with amped up supports.

Really wonderful print, my son loved it, wasn't that hard to print, just took a lot of filament.

Finished mine today finally!

Finished mine today! He came out awesome!

Printed with glow in the dark filament.

dasfilament GlowintheDark PLA

I did mine! and really enjoyed, I feel just like a child again hahah

Someone asked for a glowing version ? Here it is :-) Thank you Ossum for the work you've done.

When I saw this part, I thought: this must be printed. and my son (5) was of the same opinion ... my plan was to rebuild the skeleton as a kind of "night light" for my son. I used the electronics of his Philips nightlight. I "rebuilt" the skeleton head in tinkercad. The light can change its color automatically (fading) or you can choose a color. Together about 750g PETG, 3 walls, 10% infill. just look at the pictures. i think my son will sleep well if the skeleton keeps watch in his room! :-)

I decided I wanted a more realistic looking skeleton, so I painted him. Fantastic model I printed him at 75%.

A few notes: Sharpie spread along the filament lines - should have used paint for the face. Wouldn't glue the feet on upside down next time. It's far too tempting to want to print tons of heads for this guy. Might do a pumpkin for halloween. Marshmello mask scaled down from model here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1816160

Loved it! Just made a walk in the garden, the grow up so fast...

My son loves Lego so this was a 'must print'! Printed pretty big! See actual lego figure in the pictures ;)

This print was super easy and came out buttery smooth using Polymax PLA

Great model! I printed mine in silk white and added the upgrade pack: hip reinforcements and spacers + printed face. Unfortunately I forgot to turn on support for the head and it shows, but overall it came out great and was a Halloween hit! Thanks for the excellent work.

150% on a Creality Ender 3v2.

This was such a fun print! I did the upgraded hip and face prints as well. My kids have named it Dead Tom, from Muppet Treasure Island.

Lego skeleton Thank you mr Ossum

Awesome print, thank you! Printed on Prussa I3 MK3S+ at 150% with ESun ESilk Purple and White PLA.