HI NU GUNDAM ROCKETS FOR BACKPACK 3D print model

DESCRIPCIÓN DEL MODELO 3D Design of the large rockets for the backpack of the rx 93 hi nu gundam, they can be useful to customize designs of other gundam model kits

Warning, the images are reference renders, the make will be uploaded shortly, the files do not include the barbatos lupus rex model, which is only a model for testing 3d pieces

I leave the comments of the main file below

Central part of the hi nu gundam backpack for those who only look for this part for their 1/144 model kits

Warning, the images are reference renders, the make will be uploaded shortly, the files do not include the barbatos lupus rex model, which is only a model for testing 3d pieces

I leave the references of the complete backpack file for any doubt:

Design of the RX 93 Hi Nu Gundam backpack, based on photographs and with measurements for 1/144 scale modelkits, made in several pieces of simple assembly, the central part is a solid element to be assembled directly towards it, the small rockets can rotate , the largest ones are rigid, future updates will launch a more articulable part, in addition to new missing parts of the complete backpack design, stay tuned.

It can be printed in pla or resin, I recommend the latter so that the details of the pieces remain true to the design

Warning: if the rockets exceed the height of the model kit, you can solve this problem by reducing the length of the part Pc_RocketB20 x 2

2 side pieces keep holes for future pieces that I will launch to modify and improve the backpack

PARÁMETROS DE IMPRESIÓN 3D Printer: Ender 3 Pro

Layer height 0.16

Default print speed 50mm/s Low speed for contour: 40% Low solids refill rate: 15 - 20% Support structure low speed: 80% Movement speed in the X/Y axes 100 mm/s Z axis movement speed: 5 mm/s

Supports: they are necessary, rotate the pieces in a way that gives the best use for your printers

If possible, they can use a resin printer to improve the quality level of the piece.

I leave the references of the complete backpack file for any doubt: