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If you appreciate my work, give it a like, and if you love it, consider buying me a coffee to show your support! <a target="_blank" href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=BC7SWTMZG92TG" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=BC7SWTMZG92TG</a>&nbsp;V2 Update for better fit and complete set.&nbsp;Introducing the Star Wars Destroyer Droid Build Kit - a must-have for every Star Wars enthusiast and DIY aficionado! Dive into the galaxy far, far away as you embark on an exciting journey to construct your very own Destroyer Droid, a formidable force on the battlefield.&nbsp;Assembly:The assembly is relatively straight forward. &nbsp;First assemble the center with the cube. &nbsp;Then assemble the legs and put them in the holes. &nbsp;Put the belt on the back of the center. &nbsp;After that put the body piece together and place it on the center. &nbsp;Then attach the head and stabilize it with the connectors. &nbsp;Finaly put the arms together and put them on.&nbsp;For more stability I used some super glue at all connection points.&nbsp;

Star Wars Destroyer droid build kit 

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Hamstah

Print-in-place planetary gear spinner. Spins freely straight off the plate.&nbsp;I set up two print profiles for this model: Heavy outer ring - prints using 43g of filament to make the outer ring heavier. This gives it a bit more inertia, but feels heavier in the hand.Light outer ring - prints using 29g of filament. Feels lightweight in the hand and prints faster, but doesn't have as much inertia.&nbsp;Both spin great - I'd say pick the print profile based on how you want it to feel in the hand.

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