Multiverse Makertron Pack

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The Story: Watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVUsICQdHnw Our story begins on a distant planet called Kwota, in the near future. Makertron is assigned to an off-world mission when suddenly, the sun explodes! The shockwaves from the supernova blast rip through his body, scattering his parts everywhere. As the gamma rays wash over him, Makertron realizes that all his friends and family living on Kwota are gone. The explosion has damaged space-time itself, allowing Makertron to travel through the multiverse, who knows where he'll end up next? A dimension wave crashes down on Makertron, sending him tumbling through the infinite universes. He manages to grab a propeller as it whizzes by and figures out how to hold onto it with a simple holder under his neck. The wave continues to suck him through the multiverse. Makertron lands in a desert landscape where he meets a strange race of humans who smell bad and never take baths. They don't use money, despite having plenty of it, and they love to burn "the man" every time their tiny blue planet rotates around their sun. The burning people give Makertron a new head as a gift, complete with a fully functioning goggle sensor package. Another dimension wave sweeps through, sending Makertron back in time to World War 2. He's not thrilled about all the fighting and killing, but he manages to scan a copy of those sweet half-track tank treads, which he loves. The Terminator visits Makertron, who's scared out of his wits, but he manages to steal the T800 model robot's arms before getting away. Makertron is overjoyed with his new arms, especially since they allow him to hold onto the propeller he found earlier. A wave comes and changes Makertron in some way – oh look! He now has an accessory port! With this new addition, Makertron can hold stuff on his back without that clunky neck adapter. He also finds...the Kragle! This will come in handy for repairing failed 3D printed parts. The next dimension wave leaves Makertron a bit confused, but he meets some shell creatures who spend their entire lives in the sewer eating pizza. Nearing the end of his journeys, Makertron decides to copy the drone fad that humans are so excited about. Finally, he can use that propeller for its intended purpose – maneuvering around in the atmosphere with ease! With all his parts complete, Makertron can live happily ever after. Instructions: Steampunk Head: Print upright with supports on. Half-Track from WW2: Print with the front of the wheels facing up. You'll need to print two copies, one for each side. If you're experiencing filament issues or "fuzzy layers," try printing this model vertically. Quad-Copter Backpack: Print upside down with all the connector arms in the air. Ninja Turtle Backpack: Print with the flat part of the backpack facing down on the table. There's a slight tilt due to the attachment pin, but that's okay. Blades: Print two copies of the "CW_CCW" file in different colors! Kragle: Color at z-height to make the text stand out. Body: If you don't want to use the neck adapter, you can print the upgraded torso piece here: https://pinshape.com/items/11888-3d-printed-makertron-torso-plus-accessory