Easy print & glue - RSO (Raupenschlepper Ost)

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When printing vehicles, I often found myself frustrated by the subpar print quality and the tedious cleaning process. To overcome these issues, I started breaking down complex objects into smaller, more manageable pieces. My focus shifted towards optimizing print quality and minimizing the use of support structures. Once the parts are printed, they need to be carefully assembled using glue or another bonding agent. Through this approach, I've successfully printed and built several models. To help others achieve similar results, I've made my print files available for users who want quick and reliable prints. I'd like to express my gratitude to the original designers of these models. Their creations are invaluable assets to our community, and by modifying their work, I'm simply enhancing it for wider use. This time around, I tackled the RSO (Raupenschlepper Ost), a challenging object that required some creative problem-solving. I divided it into multiple sections and made adjustments to its design, including reducing the thickness of the loading area's side wall to make it more realistic. Using my FDM printer, I printed the model at a scale of 1/72. However, the attached STL files are scaled to 1/100 for those who prefer larger prints.