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Last update 2020-04-20 at 11:20
Publication date 2020-04-18 at 16:29
Design number 136438
MaxLab

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3D model description

Here is an adaptation inspired by the GX-31V model.
Consisting of five convertible vehicles.
The model in robot mode is about 30 cm high, each vehicle is composed of several pieces to be assembled, all interlocking in gunpla style.
I made some updates to the transformation, and to the joints of the robot.
The legs are now telescopic, in airplane mode it will be more solid and the legs will remain firm.
The hips can be pulled down, to allow greater posability of the legs.
The hands are now hiding inside the arms, in this way no part will have to be replaced to transform it
The breastplate can be dismantled to join the blade and form the sword. (only weapon made)
The tank tracks are functional, like the lander wheels.

Together with the files you will find the assembly manual and video for the transformation

I apologize for the print quality, but it is a prototype created to test joints and mechanics, therefore printed at high speed and with so much heat. You will do better!

You can see the video of the transformation here:

https://youtu.be/FM3_4qYt2M0

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3D printing settings

Layer: 0,2, or 0,1
infill: 40%
Supports: yes!
Materials: PLA PLUS / ABS / PETG

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