Printed on P1S, just couldnt select P1S. You need to be careful with the supports. Probably needs to be cut in several pieces and assembled to prevent too many support trees. The support trees grew too close to the talons at the feet and tore them off. I scaled it up to fit the max print volume of a single print. I'm going to attempt to print this in full size and I'll report back with how I cut it and how I generated supports.

Over three months I managed to print the raven in life-size and painted it. It required breaking the model down into 11 different parts and painfully gluing them all together using acetone mixed with ABS. Then I painted it with several thin layers and I kept interlaying with black and varnish to create depth to the model only visible under direct sun. Printed on the Bambulabs P1S using Eryone 3D white ABS, using variable layer height with a 0.4mm nozzle. Total print time is around 180 hrs with the amount of fails I experienced. Model weighs 2.5kg. The model has a few modelleing faults, where there are gaping gaps, be aware. One modelling fault was at the ravens right foot, making me worried that it wasn't strong enough to support the weight of the raven. The claws were extremely hard to print. I never managed to have a succesful print; they kept tearing off with the support material. I ended up printing approximate parts and gluing them together and then sanding down the joints.For attaching the body of the raven to the feet / the base I made a cut right where the leg meets the feathers of the legs. I made a "dowel" joint 6mm in diameter. I used a m6 stainless steel rod to connect the two parts of the model. The model is not balanced correctly. I tried account for this by varying the infill ratios of the 11 different parts. It never completely got balanced. To solve this I "casted" some 1.5mm lead balls into the base, adding roughly 200g of weight to the base.

Flatten the base before printing for a cleaner print! Filament used Amazon ASIN B0B5Z221QB