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Hi All, Long waited and here it is at last, The 1/60 scale yamato VF stand.For a long time, there isn't a stand that can be easily obtained for all your precious Variable Fighters, they are either too expansive or to hard to come by. Fear not, this is the stand I designed to fix your problem and make your love and joy take flight (based on Bandai action base 5 and Yamato stand).The stand has 4 axis that can put the toy into any orientation (apart from upside down, sorry). The large base ensures stability, and arm is long enough to hold even the largest of them all, the SV-51r. Currently, there are only 2 adapters aimed for YAMATO toys, the VF series. But if you are willing remix it to adapt to any other action figures, model, gunpla, please feel free to do so. And I'd appreciate if you copy me in.The print should be all most support free apart from the adapters themselves because I want them to be structurally sound at the pinch.I built in some tolerances for ease of assembly, but some after print processing might still be required.You will also need two Hex bolt and nut to fix the top two axis. The thumb screw cap isn't strictly speaking necessary, but it could make the life of your fingers easier.Because of the nature of the usage, it would require 100% fill to print for optimal structural strength.Last but not least, there is another stand that is almost specifically design for the X-9 Ghost will be uploaded in the near future, probably along with an updated X-9 design. Look forward to that.This is not a commercial design, so please don't use it to make money, anywhere in the world.Best regards, and have fun.DONW out.
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