E100 Super Heavy Tank 1:35 Germany World War II

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📋 Recommended Print Settings (For Best Results) 

• Filament: PLA. Different materials have different shrink rates, so using other filaments might cause fitting issues or dimensional errors during assembly. 
• Slicer: Bambu Studio. I recommend using my default profile — I’ve tuned it specifically for this model. 
• Ambient Temperature: If you’re using an open-frame printer like the A1 or A1 Mini, keep your room above 20°C (68°F) to prevent warping. 
• Print Bed Preparation: Wash with soap and water, then dry thoroughly to ensure good adhesion. For small parts, apply a glue stick for better bed adhesion. 

🔧 Assembly Diagram Notes 

• You’ll need super glue to attach all the components together. This is an early build of mine, so all the wheels need to be glued in place.
• For the side skirts of tanks, if printing vertically is difficult for you, try turning them horizontally, although this requires additional support.

This is the method of connecting all components together:

The 4 squares and the 2 round plates are the heat-dissipation mesh above the engine, which you can print using a dark-colored material.

Additionally, you can use Bambu Lab’s software to set the top shell thickness to 0, choose “Grid” for the infill pattern, and set the infill density to 50%—this will simulate the mesh effect.

The turret of the tank rotates very smoothly, and the tracks are also movable.

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