Critical Role: Fresh Cut Grass (FCG)

It's a shiny day and here's everyone's favorite healbot for you to make straight from Critical Role - Campaign 3.

All credit for the hands goes to turelpld. I use their hands for the model here. The wheel was redesigned from Stuart800 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3413828)

Everything else was created from scratch. The hands are detachable so that FCG's other items (Bolt thrower and handsaw) can be attached.

The handsaw can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5205728

Bolt/Grappling hook still in the work.

For any supports or joints, I recommend going with 80% infill as they will snap easily. Other body parts can be fine with 20%

For the arms I used a 3/8 inch rod. For the hair I drilled holes in the head and use 14 gauge lamp wire for the hair. I recommend using twisted lamp wire to add the frayed ends.

Thanks for looking and have a smiley day!

Instructions:
- Print Tire and spoke. Spoke will snap into the wheel though it will need a little sanding. There is a flat spot for the bottom and an imprint of the main hub on the top.

• Print Main hub, hub end caps and all axle parts. Axle will connect through the center of the spokes. Make sure both indentations are pointing up for the Axle pens to be glued into. Add the Axle spacers and then align and glue the axle pins to the main hub.

• Print hub connector and use the square connector from the axle pins to connect it to the hub.

• Print thorax top. Glue the thin end to the hub connector

• Print chest remix. Align the top and bottom of the chest so the notch meet and glue.

• Print collarbone and glue on the top part of the chest. It's a tight fit so sanding will be required.

• Print neck pieces The tube fits on top of the neck piece. Glue the bottom of the neck piece with the top of the collar bone.

• Print head and jaw. Jaw will snap together to the head. Use the pins from the neck pieces to attach. hinges will be glued on the right side of the head. The head can slide on to the top of the neck. You may have to wait until the support is printed and attached.

• Print support. This will attach to the back of the body after the body is attached and glued to the thorax.

• Print shoulders, joints and joint pins. the hubs will attach to the ends of the shoulders and then use the pins to connect the top of the shoulders to the collarbone.

• Print bracers and bracer joints. Attach the bracer hub to the top of the joints. Use the joint pins to connect the circular prints. Careful how you glue them as the circular parts are designed to work as an elbow.

• Use the pins to affix the circular prints to the bottom of the elbow.

• Cut the 3/8 inch rod to your desired length glue them to the circular hub prints between the shoulder and the bracers.

• Print hands. These will twist into the bracers and be removed so you can add the saw and grappling hook attachments that are available in other parts of my designs.