Epic Dalek multicolor 3D print: 38 hours in the making

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Join me as I take on my biggest multicolor 3D printing project yet—a fully detailed Dalek, printed in four colors over 38 hours. Using an Anycubic 3D printer and a mix of silk silver, gold, blue, and black filaments, I walk through the entire process, from slicing the model to assembling the final build.

In this video, you’ll see:
* How I prepped and colorized the Dalek model in the slicer
* The challenges of multicolor 3D printing, including layer shifts and support removal
* A full build and assembly guide with glue tips and finishing touches

This Dalek was printed as a single build, making it a fun yet complex print that showcases the power of multicolor FDM printing. If you love Doctor Who, 3D printing, or just epic maker projects, you won’t want to miss this.

Let me know in the comments if you’d like to see more multicolor 3D print builds.

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Here are the products I used:

* Anycubic Kobra 3:
* Anycubic Silk PLA filament (silver and gold):
* Anycubic PLA filament (blue and black):
* Bob Smith Industries CA activator:
* Starbond Medium CA glue:

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