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CL-Q1 Solid Rock Heavy-Duty Mechanoid (Prototype)

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Big, chunky, and fun robot to add to your collection!

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I intend to create a mascot for my workshop, so let's do it~~~How about a chubby robot~

~~~Hoping fans of the Heavy Armor series will enjoy it~~~~

  • Can showcase a semi-internal structure (similar to Bandai's MG Big Zam, with the possibility of expanding the internal structure area in the future)

  • No AMS required

  • Utilizes PETG+TPU composite joints, significantly enhancing durability and joint strength (naturally, the assembly difficulty also increases dramatically~)

  • Due to extremely tight layout, strongly recommend cleaning the print plate and applying LAC glue, if truly unavailable, strive to print in at least two additional plates

  • Barely achieves hyper-articulation, easily capable of single-leg stands, single-knee kneeling, and a 90-degree right-angle slumped sitting position

  • Currently only four pairs of posing hands, supplementary weaponry will be developed shortly

  • 【2024.12.5 Update】Adjusted the head antenna connection method for enhanced stability

  • 【2025.1.19 Update】Adjusted the hip components for easier and more secure connection with the 【minimalist floating base(Click to jump)】

 

——————Background Information and Mechanical Specifications (Model Scale: 1/15)——————

 

        In 2080, facing resource scarcity and environmental challenges, Summit Dynamics Corporation introduced the CL-Q1 Solid Rock Heavy-Duty Intelligent Mech. This epoch-making autonomous robot fundamentally altered people's lives.

        The Solid Rock was initially designed as a heavy-duty general-purpose robot. Consequently, numerous generic interfaces and protocols were incorporated from its inception. To expedite market penetration, Summit Dynamics even encouraged third-party robot equipment manufacturers to develop various components compatible with Solid Rock. In a short time, Solid Rock became an indispensable robot, playing a crucial role in heavy lifting, construction, and security. It also served as a trump card for private armed groups and even featured in the elite forces of some small nations.

        “Cutting-edge technology, intelligent future.”

                                      —Summit Dynamics

  • Basic:

    • Head Height: 2.9 meters

    • Base Weight: 3 tons

    • Power Output: 320 kilowatts (standard jump-pack)

  • Standard Jump-Pack:

    • Thrust: 39500N

    • Maximum Ascent Height: 15 meters

  • Computational Power: 1.0 pflops

  • Power Requirements:

    • Mechanical: 130kw

    • Jump-Pack: 150kw

    • Electronic: 5kw

——【Brief Assembly Guide Here!】——

Credits to @腾云驾雾陈先森  on makerworld.com for this model!