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...The artillery space fish commies now comes with ... gasp! ARMS!
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I printed this on an AnyCubic Photon. The parts are sliced such that they would fit on the build plate. They are also sliced so... that it is pose-able.
In fact, some of the larger parts just fit on a single build plate. (Like chest).
I used AnyCubic Green at 0.05. There's probably no need to use a higher resolution.
You can download the supported files I've used here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/lbwvih6k43c3mkk/supported.zip?dl=1
, but I make no guarantees that they will come up perfectly. You have been warned.
NAMING CONVENTION
Parts are named with optional xN, where N is a number. For example, vents_x4 means that you would need four copies.
Some of the parts are also prefixed with L for left, R for _right_and M for middle.
You do not need to mirror anything. (I always get super confused ...)
PARTS TO HOLLOW OUT:
The only parts that I've hollowed out is the back. Because I was lazy. However, I recommend that you do not hollow out the the crotch, thigh, calves, and feet so that it provides for a heavier base.
PUTTING EVERYTHING TOGETHER
Search through the images for the exploded parts to see how everything fits. It shouldn't be too hard.
I've used hot-melt glue to put the parts together.
3D file format: STL
Last update: 2020/05/03 at 05:59
Publication date: 2020/04/27 at 07:36
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Update 3rd May 2020 * : Fixed pdc_2.stl: There were some hollow sections which caused printing issues. Thanks to Dany Ouellet for pointing this out....The artillery space fish commies now comes with ... gasp! ARMS!
If you want to show your appreciation, tipping is always welcomed. (PayPal: benjamintanweihao AT gmail.com) .My kids can get more books. :
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This is scaled 1:1.I printed this on an AnyCubic Photon. The parts are sliced such that they would fit on the build plate. They are also sliced so... that it is pose-able.
In fact, some of the larger parts just fit on a single build plate. (Like chest).
I used AnyCubic Green at 0.05. There's probably no need to use a higher resolution.
You can download the supported files I've used here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/lbwvih6k43c3mkk/supported.zip?dl=1
, but I make no guarantees that they will come up perfectly. You have been warned.
NAMING CONVENTION
Parts are named
Some of the parts are also prefixed with L for left, R for _right_and M for middle.
You do not need to mirror anything. (I always get super confused ...)
PARTS TO HOLLOW OUT:
The only parts that I've hollowed out is the back. Because I was lazy. However, I recommend that you do not hollow out the the crotch, thigh, calves, and feet so that it provides for a heavier base.
PUTTING EVERYTHING TOGETHER
Search through the images for the exploded parts to see how everything fits. It shouldn't be too hard.
I've used hot-melt glue to put the parts together.
3D file format: STL
Last update: 2020/05/03 at 05:59
Publication date: 2020/04/27 at 07:36
