Armor Seriesfor for Dummy 13 (BULL ) by V3.6MakerWorld: Download Free 3D Models

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Dummy 13 Armor Series | BULL

The BULL Armor is a comprehensive combat suit meticulously crafted for Dummy 13, encompassing chest, head, arm, and leg plates. Inspired by the formidable strength of a bull, it significantly enhances defensive capabilities and combat prowess while retaining a powerful and imposing aesthetic.

Key Features:

✅ Articulated Fingers—Single-Piece Printing (Enhanced Design)
• The integrated articulated finger design eliminates assembly; they're fully posable upon completion.
• Substantial refinements address prior concerns regarding looseness and breakage, resulting in more robust and fluid articulation.

✅ Modular Assembly System
• The modular design seamlessly integrates with other Dummy 13 accessories, unlocking a wealth of combat styles.

✅ Snap-Fit & Slot Mechanism
• Minimizing glue usage, this system ensures effortless assembly, structural integrity, and an enhanced user experience.

Forge Your Ultimate Combat Configuration!

The BULL Armor offers boundless customization possibilities when combined with other equipment:
    •     Jetpack + BULL Armor → Amplifies mobility, ideal for high-velocity engagements!
    •     Giant Gauntlet + BULL Armor → Perfect for close-quarters combat, featuring articulated clawed fingers for devastating melee attacks!

    •     Energy Weapons + BULL Armor → Forthcoming weapon expansions will seamlessly integrate without armor disassembly!

This armor not only elevates playability and interactivity but also caters to diverse combat preferences, empowering Dummy 13's evolution into the ultimate fighting machine!

V1.3 (Shoulder Armor Installation Difficulty Resolved)

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Project 13 BULL.pdf

Comment & Rating (153)

@OverlordAxeon

wow. can you make more like this, you could do a zodiac design, this could be Taurus. cancer would be cool and Scorpio, Virgo could have a Medusa theme, Libra can be Anubis. Gemini can be the minis with a bug fairy armor. ...

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@V3.6

Wow, that’s a great idea! Maybe I can set up a poll here and let everyone decide on the theme for the armor.

@noice_guy8

I think there should be a snake with the jaw and the top skull for a helmet 💀🐍

@user_3617966901

I like the zodiac idea

@TechGuyBri

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Firstly, Awesome model dude!! Thanks for sharing, boosted! I scaled it to fit the 150% dummy 13. I used Bambu Studios recommended settings which included plenty of support structures. Most of the parts came out great. Are the hand joints supposed to "freely move" or are they supposed to be positionable? Mine freely move, but I would prefer them to be positionable. Any recommendations on how to achieve this functionality. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks again for this awesome model!! Cheers, Brian

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@V3.6

What do you mean by free movement and positioning? Are you referring to a design that allows both movement and locking in place?

@TechGuyBri

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Replying to @V3.6 :

Yes, I'm not sure if that was the original design at the smaller size. I would imagine if there was more friction the fingers could lock in place and you could position the hand however you want and or use the hand to hold things etc.

@TechGuyBri

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Replying to @V3.6 :

Yes, the tolerance is too loose. Not sure if my printer is capable of anything less though.

@user_634663798

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printed great. upscaled to 130. only issue is the fingers. printed first with PLA+ its to brittle, then tried PETG now the fingers to loose. but for display only figures, this looks awesome. i’ll print your different armor series next.

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@V3.6

I have updated the V5 version of the giant hand armor. You can download and install the hand part now.

@tofer

Which frame base did you use to scale to 130%, I used a template and it came out small

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@DaRealKP

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Awesome!

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@user_525859252

was printing the fingers hard? Also what nozzle did you use

@DaRealKP

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Replying to @user_525859252 :

0.4 mm, and they became loose after a couple minutes

@user_525859252

Replying to @DaRealKP :

yeah, perfect movable fingers in this scale is too good to be true lol, that's why model kits usually dont have them

@dantze

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（V2)0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Printed @ 125%. Great model! relatively easy print. suggestions: 1, thicker thigh armour wall so the locking mechanism doesnt crack easily upon ‘clicking it’ 2. the same goes for the feet and hands extension. brittle and must handle with care. however if break then just super glue it to the original Dummy13 parts printed on BambuLab PLA (gold + green) and PetG (the black parts) extra: will use Dummy13 Bulky muscular bicep part to ease the scrawny bit against the massive shoulder part.

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@V3.6

The color scheme looks amazing! Thank you for your feedback.

@R4C3R_XIII

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（V2)0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

I hate to give this only 4 stars as the model itself is amazing, but as far as probability is concerned, it’s a task to get all of these components printed in decent working order, maybe it’s just my machine I don’t know, it’s an X1C so you’d think it’d be decent… anyways, can’t say enough good things about the model, it’s amazing and thank you for that!

@crazycatfamily

bro how does every one git the fingers too some how move I ben pirting the hand for hours and all the the hand just don't even move an inch

@crazycatfamily

I mean fingers not hands

@Kirycool

Indeed, one shouldn't consolidate all components onto a single print bed PS: It printed successfully using the original 3mf file Printed on a Creality K1 Speed

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@V3.6

Yes, that’s why I separated the parts as much as possible for printing to reduce errors.

@R4C3R_XIII

anyone else missing layer 4 on the shoulders???

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@V3.6

That’s really strange. I’ll check the file later to see if this issue exists.

@R4C3R_XIII

Replying to @V3.6 :

Printed this part and sure enough it split at the missing layer. Found that if I lowered it .8mm below the build surface and bypassed the missing layer then it was a non-issue, just lost a tiny bit of detail. Haven't got the hands done yet but they're next, everything else is done and assembled and man, this thing is wicked cool, great job! I just wish I knew how to reproduce the finish you put on yours, any chance you want to give us a quick paint lesson? Type of paint? Tutorials on youtube?

@V3.6

Replying to @R4C3R_XIII :

Glad to hear you were able to solve the problem! For the surface treatment, simply dry-brush a small amount of silver paint onto the model, and you’ll achieve this effect.

@naes

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（V2)0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

The pauldrons kept breaking. Even his current pauldrons are broken, but they are in a usable enough condition. Otherwise, he is a great figure, one of my favourites.

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@V3.6

Did you print it using PETG?

@naes

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Replying to @V3.6 :

Yes

@naes

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I printed a third set and it also broke. I attempted to us the same strategy that worked for the Mad King, but it didn't work for him.

@ZephyrCore

Wow. What a project. This really stands out to other dummy13 remixes so of course I had to try my hand at it but there was a lot to this. I would like to say, amazing job on the overall design. I did come across fitment issues with the one shoulder piece and it might be because I was using an older dummy13 file. Not entirely sure but I made it work. I did have some parts snap and had to glue together or reprint but that could be entirely on me. Either way it is an impressive armor set and I thank you for putting this out there. The armor set was made on my K1C. Slowed down to help keep the detail there and impressed the scale up to 200%.

The designer has replied

@V3.6

I really like your color scheme the teal and black combination looks so cool!

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