Automaton [Type Six]

>Θ Assembly Manual:

The last few images in the model display are assembly diagrams.
1. Specifications:
- Scale: 1/10 (Height 157mm)
- Internal Structure:

· Print in Place joints: 10 locations

· Rotary locking buckles: 6 locations
- Universal interfaces: Holes on the forearms, calves, soles of the feet, and back hangers are 3mm in diameter (Due to printing tolerances, the actual size may have a deviation of ±0.2mm)

2. Printing Essentials:
- Recommended Settings:

· Nozzle: 0.4mm or 0.2mm

· Layer Height: 0.08mm

- Material: Default is PLA

· Other materials like PETG/TPU have not been tested; scaling tolerances need to be figured out independently.

- Debugging Suggestions:

· It is recommended to print the test piece from the first plate first.

· If adhesion occurs, it is recommended to scale up the entire model (scaling ratio is recommended to be within 110%, at which point the joint damping feel is optimal; exceeding this range will cause the joints to become too loose, but will not have other effects).

· Adjusting the layer height may cause some parts to become rough, making insertion and removal difficult; if necessary, it is recommended to scale up the model.

3. Assembly Instructions:

- Joint Activation (Print in Place sections)

· The model's joints, such as the shoulders, elbows, hips, knees, and ankles, use Print in Place construction and require manual articulation after removal from the build plate.

· Tools such as needle-nose pliers can be used to assist; normally, no damage will occur unless there is complete adhesion.

- Limb Connection (Buckle structure)

The connection of the upper arms, forearms, and thighs uses a buckle structure; during assembly, ensure that the plug lugs are aligned with the hole notches

· Alignment: Align the plug lugs with the hole notches (at an angle opposite to normal human anatomy)

· Locking: After insertion, rotate the joint to lock.

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>☀ Background Setting:
With the retirement of the last government official, the incompetent government of the Morobang nation was effectively superseded by the super artificial intelligence "Korobenesis", ushering in the era of android servants, although no government documents would officially announce this major change.
Android servants—dolls controlled by Korobenesis—are supreme in all skills and will not refuse any non-violent requests. They serve as companions, lovers, and foster mothers to the city's residents, indispensable objects of emotion, to the extent that anyone harming them would face lynching. It is hard to say that automata are not an extension of this sentiment. Unlike android servants, which are state property and cannot be privately owned, automata developed by technical societies are independent of the Korobenesis network and can pledge allegiance to individuals.
Automata cannot use magic like android servants, but gain superhuman abilities through mechanical devices called "Gears". These devices can be understood, modified, and replicated by mortals, enabling technological autonomy, but nevertheless, the faces and torsos of automata still employ black technology rather than simpler machinery, largely influenced by the ideology of the technical societies.
Among these, the [Type Six] Gear design is the most classic and versatile, featuring extensive modular and interface-based designs that are easy to modify, making them popular in many sky island settlements across the Durulian Continent.

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>✎ Author's Note:
This is the author's first work, and should be considered one of the few mech-girl articulated models in the community. This blueprint is for the mech-girl body itself.

For other works by the author, you can visit the author's homepage or click the links below:

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Mech-Girl Series —>👉 (Chinese)   /   👉 (Global)

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Mech-Girl Accessories —>👉 (Chinese)   /   👉 (Global)

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