Kaneda MultiMaterial

A colour-ready figure, delivered in bite-size pieces. This listing is a multi-part, multi-material model — the file set splits the character into separate STLs for each colour zone (a white pill/body core, collar and shoulders, arms, jacket, weapon, two boot halves and an eye-line). The preview render shows two of those separated components floating apart: small, rounded terracotta pieces, one a plump dimpled nub and the other a little scooped cup, exactly the kind of sub-parts you'd expect for boots or hands once the figure is broken out for printing. Because only fragments are shown, I'm keeping this honest — it's a segmented chibi-style Kaneda kit rather than a single fused model. The payoff of the split is clean multi-colour printing: assign a filament to each part and you get a crisp jacket, boots and weapon without painting, whether you run an AMS/MMU or swap plates by hand. Print notes: • Designed for multi-material printing — load each STL into its colour slot, or print parts separately and assemble; check the parts share a common origin so they align. • The small rounded components (boots/hands) print best in resin or with a fine FDM nozzle; add light supports under the overhangs and dimples. • Dry-fit before gluing; a dab of thin CA locks the segments once colours are confirmed. • Keep orientation flat-side-down on the little parts to protect the curved show faces, then seam-sand where sections meet.