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I know a tonne of plastic does not a lovedoll make [trying to be poetic not broken english lol], but has anyone tried to piece by piece 3D print themselves a waifu? I know itd take a while, but it seems like fun. Anyone ever attempt this?

[Ryger]

Not joking here, I believe you might not want to waste material like that. Mostly because you'd have to print pieces, so the best you'd be able to make is a Ball-Joint doll. The kinds of dolls you want tend to be made in a single, full-sized mould. They put a metal skeleton inside a hole with the shape, and fill it with silicon. And it takes days to set in place and get firm everywhere. It's no wonder they are expensive.

[zozobra]

lmao the future is here

[Elker Design]

believe you might not want to waste material like that. Mostly because you'd have to print pieces, so the best you'd be able to make is a Ball-Joint doll. The kinds of dolls you want tend to be made in a single, full-sized mould.