Dummy13 Goes to the Moon - Astronaut Remix (Single Color Version)

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Dummy13 may not have the right stuff to go to the moon, but that's OK, it's a robot (I think).  With this astronaut remix, Dummy13 will be ready to be strapped to a rocket for a trip to the moon and beyond.  For some reason I included a backpack and a helmet, but don't over think it (I didn't).  Maybe the pack is for extra batteries or something?  In any case Dummy13 will look just like a real astronaut, while performing those dangerous one way missions to places humans dare not go.This is a single color printer friendly remix, of my Dummy 13 Astronaut suit.  It's also of course, a remix of Soozafone's awesome Dummy 13 model.  Compared to my original MMU version of the Astronaut suit, this version has an improved helmet, with a separate visor (and optional stripe), which can be printed in different colors and assembled.   There is now an Astronaut Tools Kit available, with some tools and extra hands, which you can find here. Big thanks to Soozafone for the awesome Dummy13 model, which this is remixed from!  If this remix is not for you, the Dummy 13 model, and it's other remixes are definitely worth a look (and a like). If you want to add a cool “Photon Cannon” for your Astronaut, check out ntdesign's DUMMY 13 Lamp (250% scale). Printing and other stuff:The parts here are designed for regular single color printers.  Supports are required on the helmet and the visor, but the other parts can print without supports.  It is best to use an adaptive (smooth) layer height on the helmet and visor,  with a 0.2mm base height.  Using adaptive layers is optional, but will make it look nicer. Update 2-26-2024: I made a minor change to the backpacks, which now have a slightly longer peg.  This model will require all of the frame parts, and most of the armor parts from the original Dummy13 model. Thanks to a tip by MK4_Expert, I re-printed my frame parts in PETG after the PLA frame joints became loose, and the PETG seems to be much better at keeping it's position - so I'd recommend printing the frame parts in PETG if possible.Some superglue will be needed to glue the visor to the helmet, and a dab may also help on the helmet stipe insert and backpack (if you want that to be permanent). Note - if you see these for sale on Amazon , Etsy or anywhere else, they are not being sold with my permission.  There are no "authorized" sellers of these models.  They were made for the 3D printing community, not for Amazon or Etsy sellers to profit from. If you find these models useful, please post a like or a comment with some pics of your prints. You can find the other things I'm working on at my blog here.  You can also follow me here on Printables to see what new stuff I post.  If you would like to support my work, you can Buy Me A Coffee using this link:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mystoopidstuffThanks for looking! Cover photo Credits:National Aeronautics and Space Administrationhttps://history.nasa.gov/alsj/a17/images17.html#MagAhttps://history.nasa.gov/alsj/a17/AS17-147-22470HR.jpgAlso thanks to the following makers, whose models I used in making the cover image for this thing:INVASION! The electric tea light UFOby DrKronosCow by OrtoAT-ST Walker Kit Cardby Nakozen