StarWars Deathtrooper Fully Printable Costume 3D print model

cgtrader

Scale parts to your body size before printing I provide the uncut parts so you can do this and apply the scale to the cut parts, but we can't help if you print an entire suit without checking any of the fits along the way. Please don't share or re-distribute these files as they are our intellectual property. Note that STL file sharing is against the law, especially in large-scale operations such as Mr. Josh Schnoor's. New butt plate added according to 501 specs (DTButt V2.zip) with new cutout below spine, increasing price due to time required for support, although modifications and answers are available free of charge but only for a limited time each day, not months or weeks at no extra cost for any questions you have. Zip file added - Hex3DDTrooperTorsoV3split - V3 torso has been updated with many improvements over the last version (Version 2) and it's split into separate parts like most of us like to work with less plastic and optimized for faster printing time and better print quality for anyone who owns a large printer. Helmet updated to version three according to community feedback. Now compatible with all sizes and cut perfectly in larger printers to save your money by only purchasing once as it will never need repairs unlike some others we have seen so far that were not up to par or well designed so the customer had extra time and expenses on a failed printing, and for you those are just wasted hours. Message me for full files. All changes are in accordance with 501st legion specs with a completely new cut out for larger sizes at the front for easier entry/exit which can be scaled perfectly up or down if desired from your side or ours because all of this suit comes cut as you see and would love you to try scaling. I know you might say - Oh my it looks too hard - no problem I am here with an entire detailed set guide that covers 5 sections. The guide consists of parts with 7 assemblies in each for your ease of learning what piece goes together where or rather on who so just check the number and look at it - now its easy like making any model with this complete instruction you won't even know how to be wrong with anything left unconnected, a mistake could only possibly occur when changing any size other than scaling properly since scaling all pieces in their own right will work but still have a minor mismatch between one part where the new measurements aren't exact yet which should however give away what parts can overlap. We offer free of charge to our users the master file.