30k scale Warlord choas titan

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Update: To Avoid Drama, Files Are Being Removed and Replaced. To Minimize Conflict, All Non-Chaos Files Will Be Deleted And Replaced With Chaos-Modified Files Upon My Return From Vacation. Unfortunately, I Accidentally Offended The Creator By Freely Re-Uploading STL Files Originally Posted On Thingiverse Without Permission. If You Want To View More Of Stoganoff's Work, There Is A Link To His New Page Below. This 30k Warlord Was Uploaded Years Ago, But I've Forgotten Who The Original Maker Was. I'm Sorry For My Forgetfulness, And These Pictures Are Of My Chaos Mod Build. I Didn't Add Any Mods, But I Did Include All The Weapons I Found For This Big Guy. This Was My First Large Project After Getting Into 3D Printing, And It Took 8 Weeks Of Fun And Headaches. After Spending A Day Searching, I Couldn't Find The Original Maker Or The Files, So I Decided To Re-Upload It. If You Have Any More Information, Please Let Me Know, And I'll Be Happy To Help If I Can. Now, Here's The Important Part: You'll Need 8 Spools Of Filament. The Print Time Was An Astonishing 8 Weeks Non-Stop, With Prints Running 24 Hours A Day. I Recommend Using A Brim To Hold Larger Pieces In Place While Printing, As They Tend To Get Knocked Free. To Achieve The Desired Effect, You'll Need To Magnetize The Armor And Weapons, Along With Most Of The Body. If You Want To Do This, Be Sure To Add A Waist Spacer To Offset The 4mm Magnets Located In The Waist, So The Top Won't Wobble. I've Posted As Many Pictures Of My Build As I Have, Which Should Help You With Yours. However, If You're Still Having Trouble Figuring Out Where Something Goes, Please Let Me Know, And I'll Try To Take More Photos To Assist You Further. That's All The Advice I Can Think Of At This Time. Good Luck With Your Project!