1/3rd scale 3D printed bat wing.

Finished product on my 72cm doll. Yes, these are for dolls!

The file being set up for printing. I SLA (sterolithography aperatus) print a vast majority of my work so this probably looks very different from what most people have seen from FDM style printers like the ones showing in the time lapse clips. What's shown here is actually upside down from how it will print.

The actual printer doing it's business. Build plate drops down into the vat, and then backs out layer by layer. This is about 40% complete.

The finished wing! Well sort of. It's done printing, but it's not "finished". It still needs to be cleaned of excess resin, and then have supports removed.

Turn around of the wing.

Clean up, isle 5. I call these videos "SRP" or support removal porn. Unfortunately (or not!) I did as few supports as I could with minimal attachment points so most of them snapped off as I was removing it from the build plate. But hey, I'll take that over supports that refuse to detach.

155mm is what I had scaled it too. That's from the tip to the smallest point just below the part that attaches to the back.

My biggest female doll wearing the wing. These are meant to be attached via magnets, and intended for a 65cm doll, she's 72, so while the wing isn't terribly out of scale, it is smaller than it should be.

Front view of the wing on Abaddon, may favorite doll.

Shown here on a 41cm doll. Far too large.

Side view.

The 3D models. Plus ass. Doll ass. And the angelic counter part to these bat/demon wings. The wings are meant to be paired with their identical mirrored twin, but for sizing sake I've got one of each type shown.
Yes- the monitor is scratched, it's a very old cintiqu drawing tablet and it's seen some shit.

Another angle, plus tiddy.

& cat tax. Sugalite our very large 6 month old kitten