Transformers G1 Panther (Ravage) Microcassette
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Transforms from microcassette to a panther-robot. This is inspired by the Ravage G1 Transformer but not a direct replica
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Updated the hole size and made the back feet more firm. Also named all components in the .3mf file to make things easier.
This is the kind of toy I would fidget with when I was a kid. A little Transformers Micro-cassette. While it does have many parts, it’s decently robust once made; suitable to keep in your pocket.
Fits inside a G1 Soundwave :)
Printing at 0.15mm layer height is okay.
Support is needed for this one…and fine tipped tweezers to remove those supports. Or use disolvable support and a toothbrush.
To get better detail of the letters, I suggest using a 0.25mm nozzle.
The model is put together with size #1 - ¼" wood screws. The four leg/knee screws need to be cut flush after installing. I used an old pair of flush-cut pliers that I didn't mind dulling.
I started the prototypes in single color and they don't look half bad, so if you don't have an mmu or multiple extruders, no worries; this model may still be for you.
I bought a MMU2S specifically for this model. Mainily for the ability to use water disolvable support. The colors are all on the bottom layer so the non-mmu manual color change technique is possible with this one, but traditional support leaves the thighs a little rough on one side.