OFF-DUTY ZKULL – Urban Streetwear Skull Multi-Part

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SlevinEIGHT

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Først set

2026-07-15 10:58

Sidst set

2026-07-15 10:58

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skull figurine streetwear character multipart no ams designer toy art toy urban modular zkull

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Boost Me (for free) Thank you for your support, each boost encourages me a little more ! :) Boost He's not on the clock. He's on the move. — OFF-DUTY ZKULL Original modular skull figurine from the ZKULL collection. Multi-part assembly, single-extruder friendly (no AMS), friction-fit pegs, glue optional, easy color customization. Oversized streetwear vibe — chunky knit hoodie, beanie, cargo pants, chunky sneakers. Includes optimized print orientations + tested Bambu Studio profiles. — Follow the full ZKULL collection here: [collection link] — ZKULL EDITION Meet ZKULL, a collection of modular skull figurines inspired by urban culture and designer toys. The idea is simple: avoid AMS and reduce filament waste by offering models as multi-part assemblies, so anyone can pick their own colors on a single-extruder printer — no purge tower, no forced material swaps. Each piece is designed to be easy to print, assemble, and customize to your style. New ZKULL releases drop regularly — feel free to share your ideas. I hope you enjoy the collection, and I can't wait to see your prints. ZKULL OFF-DUTY He's not on the clock. He's on the move. The hood sits heavy on his shoulders. The beanie tilted just right. The sneakers loose, broken-in, comfortable like a second skin. He's not dressed for anyone — he's dressed for himself. The chunky knit hangs like armor that doesn't need to prove anything, and the cargo pants carry whatever the day decides to throw at him. In his world, style isn't a uniform. It's a state of mind. The collar swallows half his face. The brim of the beanie cuts the light. He walks past the city like he's seen it all before — because he has. He doesn't chase trends. He outlasts them. The streets feel different when he's off-duty. Quieter. Slower. The neon softens, the bass from passing cars turns into background hum, and every reflection in a shop window looks like it was placed there just for him. He doesn't pose. He just exists. And the city makes space for him. When he's off-duty, the whole world is his runway. Summary Model designed in multiple parts and assembled with friction-fit connectors. The pieces hold together without glue if your material tolerances and printer calibration are dialed in. The provided files already contain optimized orientations (for supports and positioning), do not reorient parts unless you know exactly what you're doing. Print Instructions Keep the provided parameters: the Bambu Lab / Bambu Studio profiles included in the archive are tested for this model and can be used as-is for reliable printing. Orientation & Supports All parts are positioned in the files to minimize supports and ease post-processing. Do not globally reorient parts; if you modify one, check the impact on support generation. Assembly – Recommended Method - Dry-fit first: assemble all parts without glue to check alignment and tolerances. - Cleanup: trim or lightly sand the edges and pegs with a file or modeling tool for a smooth fit. - Fine adjustments: - Too tight → very light sanding (grit 200–400). - Too loose → apply a thin strip of PLA/PTFE tape on the peg (discreetly) or a tiny drop of glue. - Optional bonding: use cyanoacrylate (CA) glue for permanent joints. - Small parts (logos, accessories): depending on your printer's precision, you may need to glue small details for proper stability. - Final check: verify pattern alignment and part mobility. Recommended Print Settings - Layer height: 0.12–0.20 mm (use 0.12 mm for fine details). - Walls: 2–3. - Infill: 10–20% (increase for load-bearing parts). - Top/bottom layers: 4. - Supports: use the provided orientations — Bambu Studio / included profiles handle them efficiently. - Bed adhesion: use a skirt if contact surfaces are small. - Temperatures: keep default profile settings or adjust to match your filament. Additional Gluing Note Each part can be glued for long-term stability, or left unglued if you plan to swap color variations. However, it is strongly recommended t