Jungle Convoy Un-Used Transformers Beast Wars Design

Assembly Instructions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnoOyA6RG-w

Jungle Convoy is a 3D Printed action figure, inspired by an unused Transformers Beast Wars concept for Optimus Prime.

This design and character is an original creation of Willis Heinrich (Orc3DPrint), taking aspects of several different "Primes" to make something new.

To learn more about Jungle Convoy as a character, check out my Twitter and Website (Links to be posted soon)

To Print Jungle Convoy you will need

-The files that can be purchased here (Link to be posted soon)
-A 3D Printer capable of printing PLA and TPU
-m2.5x8 (30 pieces)
-m2.5x12 (5 pieces)
-m2.5x10 (4 pieces)
-5mm (dia) X 3mm (height) magnets (3 pieces)
-Super Glue (optional, dependent on your printers settings and tolerances)

Printing Instructions
-Support will be needed
(suggested support over hang is 50 degrees)
-Print with .4mm nozzle
-Wall Thickness - 1.2mm (about 2 to 3 walls thick)
-Top and Bottom Thickness - 3 layers
-Minimum layer height - .2
-Infill - 10%
-Parts with TPU in their name, must be printed in TPU, milage may vary on other materials

Print Orientation Tips
-Parts print relatively straight forward, if you are at all familiar with 3D Printing, this should not be an issue, as long as you follow the usual rules for print orientation
-Most parts were designed to be printed with the largest, flattest face pointing downwards
-Parts ports or holes should be printed with the ports or holes facing vertically (5mm/3mm ports, screw holes, some snap to fit hinges)
-Parts with pegs or long posts should be printed with the posts oriented horizontally for maximum strength
-Parts with thin walls or sections, should be printed so the thinnest parts are oriented horizontally for maximum strength

UPDATE/PATCHNOTES
-V2.3
--Shoulders: Added Optional Filament Pin based shoulders, I found depending on print settings and plastic strength, the snap fit shoulders could sheer if the torso was printed in plastic more ridged than the shoulder, the filament pin shoulders should be able to swap out if you have this issue. See attached images for instructions
--Alt Mode Hood Detail: Tolerance adjustments to make hood detail easier to install, no additional instructions needed

Other Information
-Jungle Convoy has not been tested with any resin printer, print at your own risk
-Jungle Convoy has not been tested with any other plastic than the ones listed
-Jungle Convoy is a living project, and will be updated time to time, anyone who purchases the files from Etsy will automatically be able to download patches or updates to Jungle Convoy
-This does not include any "Upgrade" or "Premium" versions that may or may not be created, those will have to be purchased separately

Terms of Service
-Purchasing Jungle Convoy, or any Orc3DPrint files, does not give you any redistribution rights. This includes but is not limited to, selling the files, giving the files away for free, printing copies of the files for other people, selling copies for other people, or editing the Jungle Convoy files in anyway
-NOT for resale
-ALL sales are final