About this 3D model

During my recent trip to Tingatel Castle in Cornwall, UK, I discovered a captivating sculpture of King Arthur positioned along the breathtaking cliffs of the Atlantic coast. Instantly captivated by its beauty, I felt compelled to recreate a digital 3D version upon returning home, enabling me to produce a personalized replica through 3D printing. It's important to acknowledge the original sculptor, Rubin Eynon, as the mastermind behind this masterpiece; my contribution lies solely in bringing it to the digital realm for the 3D printing community to appreciate. I've meticulously crafted the design with 3D printing in mind, ensuring that it can be printed seamlessly without the necessity for support structures. However, it's crucial to note that the sword's dimensions, being both thin and tall, pose a potential risk of failure if printed on a bed slinger machine at high speeds. Drawing from personal experience, I've printed this model on both Bambu A1 and P1S printers without the use of supports and the A1 was a fail. Needless to say my profile has supports enabled for the sword to help keep it stable.