Storm Trooper - Full Size

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I took @3DPremium Storm Trooper and made in full size. 

 

Why this big you might ask?
Easy. Why not?

Follow these steps to assemble:

 

A number represents a part file number.

 

- (46) + (47)

- (67) + (68)
-(70) + (71)
- (42) + (43) + (44) + (45)
- (46 to 47) + (48)
- (54) + (55)
- (61) + (62)
- (67 to 68) + (69)
- (70 to 71) + (72)
- (74) + (75)
- (18) + (19)
- (21) + (22)
- (29) + (30)
- (38) + (39)
- (40) + (41)
- (42 to 45) + (46 to 48)
- (51) + (52)
- (54 to 55) + (56)
- (60) + (61 to 62)
- (63) + (64)
- (66) + (67 to 69)
- (70 to 72) + (73)
- (74 to 75) + (76)
- (77) + (78)
- (79) + (80)
- (17) + (18 to 19)
- (20) + (21 to 22)
- (24) + (25)
- (26) + (27)
- (29 to 30) + (31)
- (32) + (33) + (34)
- (35) + (36) + (37) + (38 to 39) + (40 to 41) + (42 to 48)
- (49) + (50)
- (51 to 52) + (53)
- (54 to 56) + (57)
- (58) + (59)
- (60 to 62) + (63 to 64)
- (66 to 69) + (70 to 73)
- (74 to 76) + (77 to 78)
- (79 to 80) + (81)
- (2) + (3)
- (9) + (10)
- (17 to 19) + (20 to 22)
- (24 to 25) + (26 to 27)
- (29 to 31) + (32 to 34) + (35 to 48)
- (49 to 50) + (51 to 53)
- (54 to 57) + (58 to 59)
- (60 to 64) + (65) + (66 to 73)
- (74 to 78) + (79 to 81)
- (83) + (84)
- (85) + (86)
- (1) + (2 to 3)
- (5) + (6)
- (8) + (9 to 10)
- (12) + (13)
- (17 to 22) + (23) + (24 to 27)
- (28) + (29 to 48) + (49 to 53) + (54 to 59)
- (60 to 73) + (74 to 81)
- (83 to 84) + (85 to 86)
- (1 to 3) + (4)
- (5 to 6) + (7)
- (8 to 10) + (11)
- (12 to 13) + (14)
- (15) + (16) + (17 to 27) + (28 to 59)
- (60 to 81) + (82) + (83 to 86)
- (1 to 4) + (5 to 7)
- (8 to 11) + (12 to 14)
- (15 to 59) + (60 to 86)
- (1 to 7) + (8 to 14) + (15 to 86)
 

It's fully printable with dowels between each part for easier assembling and glueing.
No, I won't print it but maybe you will?

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considering printing this how much filiment will it actually take ?
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it depends on your choice of infill percentage and walls. But as a minimum I would say you need 14kg.
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Replying to @nicodmt :
nice how tall is it? and can u make a color version for the ams system ill order some filiment to print it this week ❤️
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Replying to @Kitty_Tilly :
I can’t recall exactly but somewhere around 185cm (+/-5cm). Because of MakerWorlds requirement on print profiles I can not. But you can easily do so in Bambu Studio once you open the .stl file of the piece you want to have colored.
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hmmm wonder why there are no prints…
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I’ll guess that it is because it’s a big project, demanding a lot of filament. What’s your guess?
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Replying to @nicodmt :
Hmmm there are no print profiles
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Replying to @CoolerCarl2 :
Sure, that actually is a factor. Bambu users seems unable to download stl files and slice them themselves🤷🏻‍♂️ As stated in the description - I won’t do the print so I can’t upload a Print Profile because of the requirement of a final print.
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Thanks to share these files. Are you able to do the same for real size Dark Vador ?
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Thanks for the boost! Unfortunately as of today I have lost my license for the software used to create these. If you want to learn and do your own you can get a 30-day free license for the software I used called LuBan. I highly recommend it🤝🏼
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Replying to @nicodmt :
I had already the trial licence for 30 days but I havent had time to create my own... :(
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Replying to @seb_13850 :
That’s too bad! Try emailing them. The support team is great and could possibly give you a new trial.
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Printer profile
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You’ll need to download the STL and manually add them to your slicer of choice. To add a print profile you are obligated to actually have printed the upload and I won’t print it.
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Replying to @nicodmt :
Agreed, thank you, and what is the purpose of parts 35, 36, and 37?
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Replying to @corsica3d :
Unfortunately I can't see exactly where they belong. That's why the assembly order is posted, so that you can print in the correct order to assemble. The slicing into parts was made with a well known program and for some reason it believed it to be the best way of slicing.
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Which parts need to be duplicated, and which ones?
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No duplicates needed. All the files are numbered for easier assembly.
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Replying to @nicodmt :
Okay, thank you
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Could you tell me which program you used to slice the model
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it’s a software called LuBan 🤝🏼
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Challenge accepted. 😁
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