Star Wars Episode 3 Clone Trooper Realistic Armour 3D Files
$19.00 USD
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Over the past few years Ive observed the rising popularity of printing clone armour, Ive seen what works well and what doesnt. I wanted to bring something to the table that fixes many issues Ive encountered with other files over the years and simplifying others. The belt and shins were the biggest contenders here and I think Ive done a great job to make assembling and printing this a breeze.
Features Include:
- Pre cut shins with spoons, were also triealing an alternate opening method that may be released soon.
- Both Simplified and Insert style Knees and elbows allowing for either your own foam padding or printed padding to keep parts in place
- Segmented belt that scales uniformly with belt to ensure a consistent result regardless of body type.
- Belt affixed and seperate from cod/butt.
- Symetrical and asymetrical shoulders.
- Rear opening abdomen mimics vac formed style that is easy to open and get into.
- Seperate rear detail plate with seperate vents to ensure easy printing and painting.
- Compad curves with contour of forearm
Ive also gone ahead and fixed up some details that I didnt know were there till I gave my new reference a closer look. These will be some of the most accurate files around.
Features Include:
- Pre cut shins with spoons, were also triealing an alternate opening method that may be released soon.
- Both Simplified and Insert style Knees and elbows allowing for either your own foam padding or printed padding to keep parts in place
- Segmented belt that scales uniformly with belt to ensure a consistent result regardless of body type.
- Belt affixed and seperate from cod/butt.
- Symetrical and asymetrical shoulders.
- Rear opening abdomen mimics vac formed style that is easy to open and get into.
- Seperate rear detail plate with seperate vents to ensure easy printing and painting.
- Compad curves with contour of forearm
Ive also gone ahead and fixed up some details that I didnt know were there till I gave my new reference a closer look. These will be some of the most accurate files around.
