I Made Noco a Gestral from Expedition 33 Free stl #clairobscurexpedition33 #expedition33 #3dprinting
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What this video covers
A prop maker and fan of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sculpted a Gestral character figure using the iPad app Nomad Sculpt, then printed it on a Bambu H2S in grey PLA. The finished print was cleaned up, hand painted, and detailed with real brush bristles for hair. The creator shares the experience as a personal learning project in 3D modeling and offers the STL file for free download. It's a compact, charming build that bridges digital sculpting and physical prop finishing.
Key takeaways
- ◆Free STL file available for anyone wanting to print their own Gestral figure
- ◆Nomad Sculpt on iPad is highlighted as an accessible entry point for beginner 3D modelers
- ◆Printed on a Bambu H2S in grey PLA, then hand painted for a polished result
- ◆Real brush bristles were used as a creative material detail for the character's hair
- ◆A good example of combining digital sculpting skills with traditional finishing techniques
Who this is for
Fans of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and makers curious about getting started with iPad-based 3D sculpting and desktop 3D printing for small figures.
Tools mentioned
- • Nomad Sculpt (iPad app)
- • Apple Pencil
- • Bambu Studio
- • Bambu H2S printer
Materials mentioned
- • grey PLA
- • brush bristles
- • paint
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