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Publication date 2021-04-27 at 00:40
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Published to Thingiverse on: 2017-11-03 at 21:19
Design number 412662
stormtrooperguy

stormtrooperguy

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Designed to fit the do3d file pack printed at 120%.

This is a replacement for the neck. This is a funky one so I'll try to explain the installation:

I cut the socket out the chest and glued the neck from this set to the inside. It's angled well for having him on display.

The detail rings are separate parts to make finishing / painting easier. Each one can only go on at its own tier, and can be glued down easily after painting.

skipping ahead to the head, the top part in the image mounts to the inside of the head. Make sure to play around with positioning to balance it well.

The part in the middle is how you adjust the angle of the head. I use a nut and bolt to connect the two. Since I want his head to be pretty solid, I glue the parts, but bolting should be fine. I've printed a couple of this part at different angles depending on the look I'm going for.

This part is NOT intended to be glued to the head or neck. The neck is a tight fit, you'll need to sand it a little. But once it's in, it's pretty solid.

The part that fits into the socket you glued into the head should be pretty stable.

When it's all done you should be able to put the head on / adjust it / change angles / etc...

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