Shan Hai Jing Mecha Series Forty-Eight—"Fúshū" Type Engineering Armored Drilling Vehicle

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Shan Hai Jing Meka Series Forty-Eight——“Quan Shu” Type Engineering Armored Mountain Drill

This series features meka created based on mythical creatures from the Shan Hai Jing. Other series include the Bagua Meka (based on famous mountains and rivers from various provinces, such as Chaohu Lake, Mount Li, Badaling, and Namtso Lake) and the Mythological Meka (based on prominent figures such as Sun Wukong, Yang Jian, and Niu Mowang).

Simple, easy to print, easy to assemble, low failure rate, and durable!

Note: It is recommended to apply glue or adhesive spray to the build plate to prevent printing failures. The primary cause of spaghetti is an overly smooth build plate.

Printing requires no supports (add a brim if bed adhesion is poor), assembly requires no glue or hardware (apply firm pressure or gently tap with a small hammer if parts are too tight). A remarkably convenient Chinese-style assembly model!

Quan Shu:

Inhabits Mount Dai, shaped like a horse, with a single, spiraled horn, capable of repelling fire.
Three hundred li further north lies Mount Dai, abundant in jade above and verdant jade below. There dwells a beast, shaped like a horse, with a single, spiraled horn; its name is Quan Shu, and it can repel fire. —Shan Hai Jing, Western Mountains Classic

Design Concept:

Resembling a horse, it is designed with a slender, off-road vehicle chassis. The single, spiraled horn is represented by the mountain-drilling apparatus.

Assembly Illustration: