BD-1 Star Wars Jedi fallen order Lifesize

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BY DOWNLOADING THE FILES FROM THINGIVERSE YOU AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The files are intended solely for private use. You are allowed to print parts from them for your personal use only. You are not permitted to utilize these files or printed parts for any commercial purposes. If you're distributing images from parts or models built using these files, you're only allowed to do so if you declare the source of the design. You must include a link to this Thingiverse project in the description of your photos. You are prohibited from copying or disseminating them in any manner. You are not permitted to sell them or printed parts or models created with the use of these files. Description: This is a lifesize model of BD-1 from the Computer Game Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order. Important Remark: There's a second file for adding lights and a stim thrower. If you want to add the stim thrower, you'll need the altered head from the other Thing. Don't print the head part in this Thing, as it's the largest part that takes up to 22 hours to print on an Anycubic printer with normal quality (0.2mm slices). [Update 20.02.20] I uploaded a second neck inside part with stronger springs to hold the head better in place when the neck is extended. The spring has been doubled in thickness. I recommend using this version instead of the normal neck inside, especially if you're applying lights to the head due to the weight of the batteries. [Update 18.2.20] I uploaded a fully assembled model (complete.stl). There's a gap between the parts at the hip because I had to shrink the main body during the design phase to match the original dimensions better. [Update 11.2.20] I exchanged the file "Body_front_plate" with "Body_front_plate_V2" because the old version leaves a gap between the body and plate on top of the plate. Thanks to user Stromfire for finding this deviation. [Remark 27.1.20] Some parts may seem odd to print if you follow the printing recommendations. The reason is that I tried to get the best stability out of the parts using an extruder printer, which I think most people here use. Therefore, some parts have been split into different parts that are easy to print and have a solid structure for their function. I highly recommend sticking to the printing recommendation PDF and printing those parts as shown. Mainly the parts with functions as joints and moving parts. If someone has better ideas for a good and stable structure to print them, please let me know in the comments so I can change the files. [Update 8.1.20] I updated Assembly.pdf (added instructions for the wires on the lower legs), Explosion drawing, and parts list for reference. [Update 10.1.2020] I published the files for the light modification and stim thrower mentioned below. You can find them here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4094831 [Update 10.1.2020] I added some modifications to the head so the model can be fitted with lights and a Stim Thrower. I have printed and assembled it completely before uploading the files. Printing Time is about 100 hours for all parts, with the longest single print time being around 23 hours for the large head-part. All parts fit on a printer with a 200x200x205 print bed. You can shrink it to about 80% of the original size, but smaller isn't possible due to small details and wall thickness. Most parts don't require supports. Printing: When the file name reads (number)x, you have to print the part several times according to the number. For example, if it's named (Name) 4x, you have to print it 4 times. If it reads 2x 2xM, you have to print it 2 times normal and 2 times mirrored. Please see the printing recommendations PDF for the orientation of the parts and Assembly.pdf for assembly instructions. Search for BD-1 screenshots to find a color scheme for the paint job. I highly recommend painting all parts before assembling them. I can't wait to see some other cool makes of this little guy. Nearly 80 hours went into designing, assembling, and documenting this model so it's an accurate representation of BD-1. Since I didn't have any dimensions, I had to estimate the size. In crouched position, he's about 45cm high. Soon, I will add some modifications to the head so the model can be fitted with light and a Stim Thrower, just like in the game.