RE 1/100 Gundam Efreet Custom Motorized Miniguns

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This build may seem simple, but it can be incredibly frustrating. To complete it, you'll need to know how to solder wires and have a basic understanding of electrical engineering. Keep in mind that I'm not an expert in this field, so if anything goes wrong, don't say I didn't warn you. To power the motors and battery, I used 24G wires. These wires are carefully routed through the chain links and secured with tape to maintain the figure's shape. The motor itself is small and weak, but I boost it with a 9V battery. Believe it or not, the motor is actually held in place by tissues - it was the simplest solution I could find. Is using tissues a fire hazard? Absolutely, so proceed with caution. If you're looking for an alternative to hot glue, that's your call. Good luck! Components: * 9V battery and connector * 24G wires * 2 super mini DC micro motors * 1 small on/off switch If you'd like to support my efforts in creating free designs, consider buying the files for just $1 from my Etsy page. I have a wide range of designs available across different series. You can also join a Facebook group dedicated to 3D printing Gunpla models. It's called 3d Printed Gunpla and is a great resource if you're interested in this hobby.