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Fortress Maximus Gasket+Grommet = Cog

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  • Cog G1 STL Version 2 G1.zip
    • Cog G1 ArmsLower Blue.stl
    • Cog G1 ArmsUpper Blue.stl
    • Cog G1 Body+Head Grey.stl
    • Cog G1 Feet+Leg Blue.stl
    • Cog G1 Guns Grey.stl
    • Cog G1 Leg Guns Blue.stl
    • Cog G1 Waist+tighs Blue.stl
    • Cog G1 Wheels Blue.stl
  • Cog STL Version 1 Legendsscale.zip
    • Cog ArmsLower Blue.stl
    • Cog ArmsUpper Blue.stl
    • Cog Body+Head Grey.stl
    • Cog Feet+Leg Blue.stl
    • Cog Guns Grey.stl
    • Cog Leg Guns Blue.stl
    • Cog Waist+tighs Blue.stl
    • Cog Wheels Blue.stl

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Publication date 2023-09-08 at 18:01
Design number 1437939

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3D model description

I am a beginner and this is my sixth and my second transformable 3D model design.

Fortress Maximus's Cog in legends scale based on G1 but with better articulations and (parts) transformable like the G1. I have a KO Fortress Maximus (18cm) and this scales great with it. Now i can arrange a dual fight with Scorponok and my first design Fasttrack :)

I made 2 versions.
Version 1 is 10-11cm with pegs 3mm
Version 2 is G1 height 14.5cm with pegs 5mm

Its articulated
Head: Rotation only for transformation
Arms: shoulder and elbow
Body: hip rotation
Legs: Thighs joint + rotation, Knee rotation, Ankels articulated
The guns on the arms and legs can swivle.

Some extra information for assemble, PLEASE READ!.
-Joints are made with filament 1.75mm
-Pegs are 3mm for legendscale version 1
-pegs are 5mm for g1 version 2
-All joints are tight fit. Mostly no adjustment. But you do need a cutter/sandpaper/stick to adjust if needed.
-I printed pre-drill holes in the model where filament is needed. Drill this with: 1.7mm or 1.8mm drill for tight joint
For the pegs 3mm u could adjust with a drill 3mm.
-I made 2 peg holes in inside of the leg for transformation in alt mode. Put a piece filament on 1 side. it wil hold the two legs together in altmode.

Tools:
Drill 1.7-1.8-2.0-3.0mm (recommended 1.0-1.5mm to pre drill to actual needed size)
Cutter
Sand paper/stick for tolerance adjustment
Filament 1.75mm
Lighter (to make rivets with filament for wheels)

If any question? please ask.
Please comment or let me know how you like it.

3D printing settings

Slicer: Cura
Filament: PETG / PLA/ PLA+ 1.75mm
Printer: Easythreed 100x100x100
Height 0.15mm
Print orientation: accordingly my best, please try otherwise

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