Fallout T-51 Power Armor Action Figure Articulated - Free 3D Print Model

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QF-100 Mini Chain Gun

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Description

This model is based on the work of Adekvatt22

Original model source: on Cults 3D
This model is distributed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.
Modifications: Changed the frame to QF V1 Frame.

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After Printing, You Must remove the support mark and overhang settling down of the knee joint of the lower leg part.

If not done, The joint might not fit in.

The Assembly is similar as my QF V2, V3 models.

Comment & Rating (112)

@CommanderSully

This model is great for making a showpiece, as an actual action figure it's okay, but makes it able to be posed and glued in place. I've also printed the X-01 set with a different filament, and I've noted that it might depend on what filament you use for the strength of the joints. the T-51 set printed well with this Steel/Silver filament I got from Fiberology. I really enjoy this model

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@Raptorshark

wuzzat machine gun? nevermind, i realized what it is now

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@user_2820658195

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A little update on my paint job

@VirionXD

Printed in black, and painted with acrilic colors… looks awesome to me.

@Alatar_1975

this is awesome

@conman9500

Print Profile

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Other Issues:Unoptimized print profile.. 4 times I have printed the leg pieces and they do not fit into each other and snap right off. Tolerance and support issues.

The profile uploader has replied

@quickfrostbite

After Printing, You Must remove the support mark and overhang settling down of the knee joint of the lower leg part. If not done, The joint might not fit in.

@conman9500

Not home to take more pictures but the supports were fully removed before. Only thing I can think about to make these fit would be to file both parts.

@Eli.L

I printed the file, but whenever my printer notified me that the file was done printing. A good chunk of the torso wasn’t even printed.

The designer has replied

@quickfrostbite

I've checked the file and it has no problem. maybe the printer was out of filament or filament has been snapped during print. or, it could be the SD card problem if you use one.

@Eli.L

okay thanks

@user_1138803380

I loved painting this please can you make more of the series it makes me really happy and it’s sad that I can’t complete the collection. Here’s a photo of the new one.