Here is "MR:NONE", the Art Toy you can print and
customable. You have a 3D printer, some building skills, If you love art and painting, this project is for you!! Art Toy MR:NONE is designed to be repainted and reinterpreted by street artists & traditional artists from many different backgrounds. The MR:NONE‘s design is created using a CAD Open Source software and and distribuited whit Creative Commons license. The production is done by 3D printers REP RAP self-crafted by the team. All the creative management, marketing and adv campaign, is done on the web and on related social networks. So MR:NONE is produced with the passion of the community that wants and will want to follow him. Web site where you will find all the instructions about MR:NONE's project:

MR:NONE

Other social network:

Facebook Mr.NoNe Project

Twitter Mr.NoNe

Project Please download and print the templates to get started.

Step 1: Materials and Tools

You can build your very own Art Toy MR:NONE with this short list of materials and tools:
Materials:

Filament for 3D Printers (Green PLA, ABS or other...)
Acrylic color
Standard Milliput (to shape the plastic)
Black marker
PVA glue (for the print floor)
Paper tape
Super glue

Tools:

3D printer
Tools for modeling
Paintbrushes
Spatula
Cutter
Rasp
Sandpaper

Step 2: Download Body

The first step in creating your Art Toy is visit this MR:NONE, enter the download page and download all the components of the body in STL format.

You can also find the project on the page:

Ufficial Tinkercad page Mr.NoNe Project

Ufficial Thingiverse page Mr.NoNe Project

Step 3: 3D Printing

After downloading all the STL model of Art Toy, the next step will be to get a 3D Printer (FDM tecnology) and choose the filament, so as to determine the material of which will be done.

I used a 3D printer (REP RAP model), built by me... But you can use any model.
The software that I use for the management of 3d printing is "Repetier Host" and Slic3r for slicing of STL model.

The Art Toy is made been printed with Green PLA filament.
The following are the parameters used for printing:

Layer height - 0.2
Temperature nozzle - 210 (cooled by fan)
Dish - cold
Speed 40 millimeters per second
Perimeters 3
Infill: 20/30 % (or above to ensure a good closing of the upper layers)

Step 4: Postproduction and Modeling

After printing, with your 3D printer, all components of the toy. They can be assembled!
But first you have to finish it ...

First, the supports should be removed, that the printer creates, with the help of the cutter.
Then they finished the joints with the help of a rasp, cutter and sandpaper. Check if they engage well with each other ...
Finally you can smooth the points not perfect and assemble controlling the joints of the arms, head and legs.

Modeling Milliput

We create the hair and the belt, shaping Milliput.

Description:

Standard Milliputis our general purpose grade – it has been used for many years for the toughest tasks.
Some typical applications include modelmaking, jewellery making and sculpting.

How to work with Milliput:

Mixing component A with component B (catalyst) to 50%.
When the components become one color, apply on the toy's head printed in 3D.
Mold the Milliput with the help of tools such as seen in the photos.
After 24 hours the plastic becomes very hard and can be sanded and painted.

Step 5: Customize

When all components have been printed and finished, they can be assembled.
But the goal of our Art Toy is to be customized. So we dedicate ourselves to the color of the toy, inspiring us to The Incredible Hulk!

To paint the toy I used acrylic colors is a fixative.

You can view all the steps through the photos.