Highground Scavanger for 6 mm Scale Wargames - FDM Printable Without Supports
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Mech miniature (4 cm in height) fully printable in FDM without supports.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Vehicles & Machines
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
A proxy model for a popular clan mech. Model on the photo was printed using Prusa MK4 with 0.25 nozzle, PrintWithSmile Rec-PLA (Just Grey) and with 0.07 mm layer height.
The model is positionable and various stances can be created during the assembly.
Printing Guide
I have created the model with FDM printing in mind (as I do not have adequate safe space for a resin printer), thus the model is composed of several parts that are printed separately and then assembled and glued together. As the model is in 6 mm scale, parts are tiny and precise nozzle (~0.2 mm) is required.
General Settings
- Material: Any quality grey PLA tested and recomended
- Nozzle: 0.2/0.25 tested and required
- Layer Height: 0.07 or smaller tested and required
- Supports: not required
- Brim: selected bunny ears or overall brim recommended (see attached projects for PrusaSlicer)
- Infill: 5 % honeycomb tested and recommended
- Speed: As with any other minis, slower is better even with modern IS capable printer
Required Parts
- Main body
- Print COCKPIT and HIPS.
- Print LRM20L and LRM20R.
- Print 2x JUMPJETS.
- Print BACK.
- Armaments
- Print 2x ARM.
- Print LASBASE-L and LASBASE-R.
- Print TWINPULSE-L and TWINPULSE-R.
- Locomotion
- Print UPPER-LEG-R and UPPER-LEG-L.
- Print LOWER-LEG-L and LOWER-LEG-R.
Optional Parts
- Base
- Print BASE.
- Print STRIPES and LABEL.
- Print SURFACE.
- Markings
- Print LRMPATCH and LEGPATCH.
Assembly Guide
TODO. For the time being, use whole model as reference, it is not hard to assemble.
Painting Guide
- Start with a primer (airbrush or spray). Typically with white, grey or black color. The presented model was primed with white spray.
- Cover the whole model with a base coat of primary color. Be cautious to properlly thin the color. Several layers may be required. The presented model was coated with Scarlet Red.
- Add primary accents in several layers of thinned colors. The presented model is using Bloody Red and Wolf Grey as primary accents.
- Add depth using darker wash, like Sepia Wash in the presented model.
- Add depth with edge highlights with lighter colors. The presented model was highlighted by mixing Bloody Red with Golden Yellow.
- Tight the colors together with a color ink. Red Ink was used with the presented model.
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