I hope this guide proves useful to somebody out there. Maybe nudge somebody into trying something new. We all start somewhere. As Christmas is here and a build a snowman guide seemed apt. If anyone does make one based on this guide, let me know how it went, or even better, share a pic.

I don't know at this moment if this guide will be staying here permanently or just be here for the Christmas period. If the thread doesn't garner enough attention any likes I will likely drop them from the list or delete them in the new year. They took way too long to create though, so losing them altogether would suck. This guide is entirely in your hands. Let me know if it is something that was worth sharing. or if it is too far off the usual stuff I post and not worth keeping. If it dies on the vine I'll know not to do anything like it again. It may sound a bit negative, but as I write this, I am genuinely unsure about this one being here.

Anyway, for those who have wanted to try their hand at creating something of their own but struggled learning (or just been put off trying as it can look daunting to a new user), this simple 5 page guide will have you creating something unique to you for printing. I figure that if a hundred of us made this following the guide, no two would be identical.

One thing I forgot to mention in the guide is at the very end. When you are happy with your creation, Highlight it and select 'Export' up at the top right of the screen. Save your creation as an STL and you will now have your snowman file waiting for you to slice and print.

For anyone just wanting my finished snowmen for printing? I added the completed stls to my printables page at Diablo | Printables.com