Johnny Five figure with SAINT parts & mods

prusaprinters

<p>[PLEASE POST MAKES! I am finding lots of people printing and even selling my files without so much as a peep! I provide these addon files for free and it makes me happy to see people making them. My original files are provided under ATTRIBUTION/NONCOMMERCIAL LICENSE. Which means you must credit me and cannot profit off them unless we've talked!]</p><p>This features all my modded &amp; remixed parts for the Ceive/Waterhouse123 Short Circuit figure, all ported over from Thingiverse into one package. My head add-on parts are meant for Waterhouse123's Johnny Five head, which is then meant to go on Ceive's figure body.</p><p>I maintained Waterhouse123's original smaller scaling in my files for consistency, so that the files match together. However I modeled these head parts with 152% print scaling in mind, which makes Waterhouse123's head roughly one sixth scale. If you print them smaller than 152% they may not be thick enough, up to you! These are tiny parts.<br>Having first printed this figure out at all equal scaling, the body seemed slightly mismatched/undersized. To put it simply, print the head parts at 152%, then print the rest of the body/neck at ~160% scaling. I think that will overall match 1/6 scale better. I've gone through and relabelled the files this way.</p><p>Also added/remixed: Versions of Ceive's treads and lower abdomen that I split for ease of printing. New more accurate laser parts (still compatible with Ceive's original arm). Alternate eyebrows for the J5 base head that are easier to permanently glue into place.</p><p>The top SAINT eyebrows are fused for simplicity, and should actually be glued to the pointed tips of the SAINT "hat." (This makes attaching them easier) Mind the proper angles.<br>The SAINT faceplate and mouth guard come in two pieces, a tiny dab of glue will hold the mouth guard onto the back of the plate.</p><p>I have the zip file split up between three folders corresponding to the three original listings. Credit to Dustin King/Waterhouse123 and Ceive for their original files, and the Robot V project by Mike Van Plew/Thomas Jozwiak/SixWingedFreak which I suspect was the original starting point. Ceive also included parts for a SC2 Punk variant.&nbsp;</p><p>Paints I used: I started with a basic grey primer covered by MTN PRO Stainless Steel spray. Montana Metallic Ice Blue spray is used for the blues. FolkArt Gold Treasure paint for the golds. Jacquard Burnt Orange on the neck. Tamiya Flat Metal Grey XF56 for the general darks. Vallejo 72.095 Ice Blue inside the J5 eyes. Tamiya X-7 Red for the SAINT eyes. Tamiya XF85 Rubber Black for the extra dark parts of the treads.<br>&nbsp;</p>