hasbro atte 3d models

I got tired of trying to track down a suitable replacement for the hat light button at the front of the Hasbro Spengler's Neutrona Wand, so I designed one myself off of the measurements of the original button. I've uploaded a solid version and...

This version fits the Hasbro TVC Tie Fighter(Big one). It could also hold the Tie Bomber, Interceptor and Vader Fighter. I will make the needed parts in the future so those will fit too :) I added 4 smaller connections pins for the 3 pieces of the...

//* Nerf dart carrier uploaded, sorry I forget it Recently I bought a Tie Striker in a flea market without a wing. My son was so excited with it that I did a spare wing for replace the missing one. There is two versions: Ala.stl is the full wing...

I designed this specifically for small objects, breaking it down into two parts to ensure greater stability and accommodate various hole sizes. ...Additionally, I included a FreeCAD file that can be easily modified to suit your needs.\r\n\r\n# Print...

These are other peoples models (Scaled to be 16.5 mm across) Gcode made for an Ender 3 Pro/235x235x250mm or bigger. ... The Gcode is everything put into the buildplate.

ready to print

Remixed to fit 3" Dayton Audio speaker PC83-4

Before assembling the spinning top, you must enlarge its size tenfold by a factor of ten to one.

To get your peg top ready for printing, you must amplify its size by a factor of one hundred. A scale of 1:100 is the starting point. ...Feel free to fine-tune as needed.

I wanted to showcase the Gauntlet on a stylish Stand/Holder, so I tapped into my CAD expertise and created a design using Fusion360, which is now printed in four parts that fit together seamlessly, despite some minor gaps caused by filament shrinkage...

To print the driver, first multiply its size by a factor of ten. ...The scale is 10:1.

To print the peg-top model, first multiply its size by a factor of 100. ...The scale is 1 to 100.

To bring this design to life, first enlarge the peg-top by a factor of one hundred. ...A scale of 1:100 is required for full visibility.

Before publishing the spinning top design, ensure that its size is amplified tenfold. ...Scale up by a factor of 10.

To print the peg top, first multiply its dimensions by ten. ...The scale is 1 to 100.

Before releasing the pegtop design, ensure it is magnified by a factor of 10. ...Ratio: 100:1

To print the pegtop, you first need to amplify its size by a factor of one hundred. ...The scaling ratio is 1:100.

To print the peg top, simply enlarge it by a factor of one hundred first. ...A scale ratio of 1:100 is required for this process.

To print the peg top, first multiply its size by a factor of ten, expanding it to ten times its original scale.