Ever wondered what it a drunk astronaut looks like in space? Wonder no more!

This HueForge print was designed specifically to fit TheCraftyMaker's beautiful shadow box frame, measuring 150mm x 210mm.

This is another 'pop out' print-in-place piece, without any supports required. It uses both HueForge filament painting methods, as well as traditional 3D printing to create a the pop-out, floating in space effect that you see in the images attached.

I have supplied a 3MF file for those using Bambu Studio and Bambu Lab printers. All settings have been applied to the 3MF file, and you don't really need to alter much else. If you are not a Bambu user, please download the STL and follow the instructions below:

For the HueForge section of the print (0mm - 3.04mm)

• Print at 100% infill with a layer height of 0.04mm with a base layer of 0.2mm

For the astronaut (3.04mm - 29.44mm)

• Print with 8% infill (I used gyroid) at 0.16mm layer height
• 3 walls, 3 surfaces, 3 bottoms

Filament Swaps: Filaments Used:

• PLA Kingroon Black Transmission Distance: 0.4
• PLA Overture Orange Transmission Distance: 8.4
• PLA Sunlu Lilac Transmission Distance: 6.6
• PLA CC3D Lemon Yellow Transmission Distance: 8
• PLA Kingroon White Transmission Distance: 8
• PLA Starlight Mercury (for the Astronaut!)

Swap Instructions:

• Start with Black
• At 1.56mm swap to Orange
• At 2mm swap to Lilac
• At 2.24mm swap to Lemon Yellow
• At 2.44mm swap to White
• At 3.04mm swap to Starlight Mercury (for the Astronaut!)

You can find the astronaut file here, by MrSirChris. A very, very cool design!