In case of printing out the existing scan data as it is, you need a number of support and take a lot of time to do postprocess, and people without its experience can hardly dare it. Also, the small printer losses the detailed part of this great data and is hard for people to watch. By supplementing this point, it was divided for anyone to print it out easy and largely regardless of a printer size.
It was made to adjust the shrinking dislocation by inserting the different size of cube in the middle in order to help in assembling.

It is recommended to turn on the support option for the part of support to be generated. However, the part, where the support is generated, is not visible after its assembly, and needs to have a simple postprocess.
Most carefully, it is necessary not to let the output to be floated over the build plate floor due to the contraction in order to prevent the divided part from being visible.

The order of adhesion is: 1) stick first the lower part of horse; 2) stick the upper part and head of Napoleon; and then 3) stick the upper part of horse where Napoleon is sit; and 4) stick them mutually; finally 5) finally stick the tail and head of horse.

For printing this statue out, it is not necessary to lower the layer thickness too much to obtain the smooth surface. In spite of the layer thickness, it gives a feeling of being a patterned marble or cut tree, and it is better to use the settings of which 3D printer of yours prints out best.

The order of adhesion is better to stick it from the lower part to the upper part, and to dry it for a long time by using a paper and adhesive for wood.

The task - Scanned by  IMA Solutions SARL, based in Toulouse, France - was commissioned by the Musée de la Révolution Française in Vizille, France, with a view to preserving the monument’s 3D copy for posterity and preparing a 3D model for an exhibition celebrating the 200th anniversary of Napoleon’s return to France from his exile on the island of Elba. The monument, cast by the famous French sculptor Emmanuel Frémiet in 1867, is located near the neighboring village of Laffrey.

It is highly used as an interior prop in any place that you want to produce a classical atmosphere (café, wine bar, library, living room & library etc.). And it is good for people to appreciate artwork, and helpful to study the history of Europe.