3D Printed Justice League Part 1 - The Flash and Superman

The video tutorial covers the process of 3D printing and painting statues of the Justice League, focusing on the Flash and Superman. The creator discusses scaling models, painting techniques, and challenges faced during the project. The video concludes with plans to create more Justice League members and a call for suggestions on a Martian Manhunter model.

What was the initial concern about the Flash model found on Myminifactory?

• It was too small to print.

• It wasn't designed with 3D printing in mind.

• It was missing parts.

• It was too expensive.

What was the main challenge faced while painting the Flash statue?

• Painting the eyes and achieving the right iris size.

• Applying the primer evenly.

• Assembling the parts correctly.

• Finding the right shade of blue.

What technique was used to enhance the shading on the Flash statue?

• Adding glitter to the paint.

• Applying multiple coats of paint.

• Using a darker primer.

• Using black shoe polish.

Why was the Flash statue unstable after assembly?

• The model was scaled up too much.

• The plastic welding was weak.

• The base was too small.

• The paint made it slippery.

What was a key difference in the printing process of the Superman statue compared to the Flash?

• Superman was printed in a single piece.

• Superman required a different type of filament.

• Superman's parts had flat bottoms, making them easier to print.

• Superman had more parts.

What was the main issue encountered with the Superman statue's cape?

• It was missing from the model.

• The plastic welding didn't dry properly.

• It was too short.

• The color was incorrect.

What is the expected total width of the completed Justice League statue set?

• 60 inches

• 48 inches

• 36 inches

• 24 inches