Jackal -- Fully Articulated No AMS True Scale Mech Unit 4

1. Read before printing

2. Fully 3D Printed, no hardware, with a complete skeleton, all parts separated, no AMS needed, 20 cm tall, thirty-four articulated joints.

3. If the fit is loose or tight, please adjust the parts yourself, or fine-tune the size of the tenons. If the waist swivel joint is loose, you can use super glue to fix it, because there is also a swivel joint below the chest which is sufficient. For the upper and lower connection points at the crotch and thigh roots, I recommend directly applying super glue. I am aware of these two issues, but considering the overall shape and the proportion of the waist and hips, I do not plan to change them. Please apply some super glue.

4. The profile is for A1 mini. The first four plates are for skeleton parts, the latter are for armor parts. Choose your own color scheme; I used R3D's White Silver.

5. The hand models are compatible with other weapons on my homepage.

6. There are also TPU skeleton replacement parts and more sculpted hands on my homepage; if you need them, you can print them.

7. In summary, I must state upfront that this is not a very simple model to print and assemble. Because ball joints are prone to wear and loosening, most joints are pivot joints in groups. Due to variations in printer filaments, you may also need to fine-tune part dimensions in the slicer software. If you don't know how, you can learn online. You might also need to perform operations such as applying super glue to the build plate or trimming sprue marks. After all, 3D printed models are definitely not comparable to machine-injected ones. If you have any issues, research them further. After all, I'm still using a refurbished A1 mini to print them because I'm poor. Give me some boost.

8. A claw weapon is being prepared for printing.