Fortnite Flow Berry Fizz

11 downloads · 2 years ago · The Flowberry Fizz in Fortnite is like a refreshing burst of bubbly energy with a twist of magic! Im

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The Flowberry Fizz in Fortnite is like a refreshing burst of bubbly energy with a twist of magic! Imagine popping open a fizzy drink that's glowing in a vibrant purple—yup, that's Flowberry Fizz! When you drink it, it doesn't just quench your thirst—it sends a wave of electrifying speed through your entire body.

Now imagine holding that same power in your hands, for real! With our 3D printable Flowberry Fizz, you can bring Fortnite's iconic drink to life. Perfect for cosplay, party props, or just a fun desk ornament to make your friends jealous. It's the ultimate accessory for gamers and fans, and all you need is a 3D printer to make it happen. So, why just play Fortnite when you can have a piece of it right next to you? Download the file, print it for yourself or a friend, and let the Fizz flow IRL!

I have included 3MF files for Bambu owners ease of printing. Also have attached STEP files too. Scaled to 100mm tall, 0.12mm layer height I found is best for this using a 0.4mm nozzle. Print in your own colours, or any colour of your choice! Happy printing! 🎮🎨

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franklinfjafja1 year ago

Hey, I tried to scale up the model, but whenever I do that, the top half of one of the halves only starts printing on the second layer. Do you know why this is and how I can fix it, I can't figure it out.

Elevated Expressions1 year ago

Yeh that is an odd one, which model were you trying to scale up? I'll try and replicate the issue here. Also what slicer are you using and how much are you scaling?

franklinfjafja1 year ago

I was trying to upscale the flowberry fizz model in the Bambu Studio slicer. I was scaling up to where each half is 250 mm long when they are laid flat.

Elevated Expressions1 year ago

Ahh figured it out. I modelled this design as a whole piece. I sized it to the 100mm tall size in the slicer and then cut it. I think there must be some sort of glitch when sizing up a model thats been cut.

To avoid this, I opened one of the other files that doesn't have split in the name, sized it to the 250mm tall object. Then I cut the object straight up the middle and it was fine, no floating layers. Then paint the objects as you like. Hope that helps!

franklinfjafja1 year ago

Thank you! I will definitely try that.