Cobb Vanth Speeder scaled for Black Series figure

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This is a 3D printable file for a Cobb Vanth Speeder bike. Please note that this is a 3D file and not a physical product. The files will become available to you as soon as payment is complete.

The model is scaled to a black series figure based on measurments taken from both the actor’s size and the bike that is seen on film. However, it can be scaled to any desired size. Please note that this model does not include the Cobb figure. The figure is in the photos to show scale and an example of how the bike can be displayed. If you wish to get the figure, youll need to purchase it elsewhere.

All parts were tested on a printer. The quality of your print depends on your preferred slicer software, printer, and settings. I can not guarantee the quality of your finished print. This is a very detailed and intricate print so some of the fitting joints may be tight or loose depending on your printer and settings. Personally, i used an Xacto blade to get fitment perfect where needed. The print is split up into several parts so sanding and gluing will be needed for fitment and a clean finish. The construction itself may be challenging for some. Youll want to reference the expanded view photo in the post for installation instruction.

I have done my best to minimize the need for supports, but they are needed on some parts. Due to limitations on how many files can be uploaded to this site, slicing will be needed. Slicing, supports, and rotating parts for best results recommended. NOTE: I have included two stand options. One stand is storter and looks better next to the Cobb figure. The other stand might be used for other display options.

The wings that hang off of the front of the bike are identical. Youll want to print two, as the file only has one.

WARNING: This print is to be used personally by the purchaser only and is not to be sold or distributed without proper permissions. You are purchasing the right to use the files for personal prints only.

This was designed by me as my own artistic take on the object it represents. It is to be considered fan art.

Print according to standard prints. I printed in PLA+ at 200 degrees hot end and 64 degrees bed. Position parts to the flatest end with gravity in mind. Many parts need minimal supports if arranged correctly. Reference the description for important details.