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Many traditional Chinese customs revolve around dragons.[50] During various holidays, including the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, villagers will construct an approximately sixteen-foot-long dragon from grass, cloth, bamboo strips, and paper,...

... What is more, in order to ensure an excellent quality of the 3D printed result, such finer parts as Liquidator’s gas mask, filter, hood, bag, sprayer hose, pulveriser, radiation shield, tank, tractor toy etc. are provided as separate parts as well.

I had a 4xAA battery box from some toy. This is from where I scrapped the "Negative pole springs" and the "positive" metal plate I used. The springs should be like 10mm tall and 5mm tall when compressed by the batteries. Their diammeter should be...

I had a 4xAA battery box from some toy. This is from where I scrapped the "Negative pole springs" and the "positive" metal plate I used. The springs should be like 10mm tall and 5mm tall when compressed by the batteries. Their diammeter should be...

My first thought was to use perfboard with connectors each side.I toyed with compressing the footprint by consolidating the wiring to JSTs and header pins. On reflection, a bigger footprint using JST XH connectors and 5.08 pitch right angle...

Print at 0.2mm layer height in something nice and bright, like orange PLA, to make it clear that your print is not a weapon.Rainbow camo trim platesIt's important to make it clear to passersby that this is a toy and not a weapon, so I decided to go...

MCOR Helmet Nose Guard # What's Different That said, this helmet was a lot of work and is still a work in progress but the progress I've made here is significant. *Changes*: 1. Massive amounts of details were added to the helmet to match the...

It's a good idea to use a hex or square-head screw here, so that you can easily grip it with needle-nose pliers to tighten it should it work loose in the future. Add a short M4 cap-head screw with something vaguely similar to an Allen, square, or...

d. Icon from The Skeld logo, turned 45° counterclockwise.Green arrows point features that fit almost perfectly between the views; yellow arrows point things that seems to be shared but displaced, or things that can be interpreted as the same one; red...