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

The video tutorial covers the process of 3D printing and painting Justice League statues, focusing on the Flash and Superman. The creator discusses the challenges of scaling models, painting techniques, and using spackle and shoe polish for finishing touches. The video also highlights the design sources and future plans for completing the Justice League set.

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

• It was too small.

• It was too expensive.

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

• It was missing parts.

What color combination was used to achieve the flesh tone for the Flash statue?

• Green, yellow, and black

• Red, white, and blue

• Brown, white, and orange

• Purple, pink, and gray

Why did the Flash statue require additional support after assembly?

• It was missing a foot.

• It was too light.

• It was leaning backward.

• It was too heavy for the base.

What was a key difference in the printing process between the Flash and Superman statues?

• Superman was printed upside down.

• Superman had more parts.

• Superman parts had flat bottoms.

• Superman was printed in a different color.

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

• Using a thicker paint

• Applying a clear coat

• Using shoe polish with a paintbrush

• Adding glitter

What was the final height of the Superman statue?

• 10 inches

• 16 inches

• 12 inches

• 14.5 inches

What is the expected width of the entire Justice League display?

• 60 inches

• 24 inches

• 36 inches

• 48 inches