Definitely Not Lego B1 Battle Droid V2

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My skills have doubled since last we met. No, really. I have improved significantly since I made V1 I didn't want to damage my other upload, and this is not truly a re-upload. I used parts from the currently closed printabrick.com that were made manifold by two great Thingiverse users. https://www.thingiverse.com/pyrohmstr/designs https://www.thingiverse.com/georg2k2/designs Go check them out. I then used my amazing skills to completely remake the arm and leg pieces in Tinkercad so that I could adjust any dimension that I wanted to. So now you can have the droid your way. The download will include many pieces, so I named the pieces as well as I could. All droids shown have the "body" piece. Most have the "head" piece. The one on the right is composed of all assassin droid parts, b1 legs, body, shoulder 2x, hand straight, and hand 90. The second from the right is composed of head, body, straight 90, bent straight, and b1 legs. The one second from the left is made of head, body, bent 90, bent straight, leg left and leg right. The one on the left is made of head, body, straight 90, straight straight, leg left hip, leg left foot, leg right hip, and leg right foot. Note these are not rules of what goes where, but rather an idea of what each part will look like. Get creative and make whatever crazy combo you want. Just be sure to leave a make so I can see what adventures you take your droid army on. Also note, the cover picture is a render, so actual print quality will not match. While you could technically print these on an FDM machine, I highly recommend you use your highest quality machine for these. i.e. an SLA/DLP/LCD machine. I use the Elegoo mars. Elegoo makes mid-range machines at low-end prices. Final note: the reason the title says "definitely not Lego" is because the Lego group has a bit of a nasty habit of removing any competitors designs or products from the market when possible. Like pick-a-brick and lepin, except I don't think they have shut lepin down. But if they do, lepin earned it by outright ripping Lego and the Lego fanbase off by stealing MOC and Lego instruction manuals and selling the kits as if they (lepin) were the original creators. If you see this Lego, these are designed by the community and me, none of your parts are here. We are not stealing any money from you. These cannot be produced in any way that makes them viable replacements for your parts. Also you don't produce most of the parts these are based on, so until you do that is open for the community to make. These parts are protected under fair use because they add to, parody, and commentary the original. Update: Added a massive bunch of renders of many color options.