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This is a slight reworking of the Project Fusion 360 CS:R Power Coupler from Astromech.net. It has been broken into several parts to make it easier to sand and paint. Pegs and holes were then added to make it easier to reassemble. Project…
This is an octagon port split into several pieces to allow for easy painting and printing. It conforms to the Astromech Builders Club CS:R standard. It is meant to be used with a standard aluminium or styrene skin and is glued to the…
R2-D2's “Holoprojectors” are one of the few “found parts” on the original 1977 costumes and filming props; they began life as reading maps for the Vickers Viscount passenger aircraft. To prevent people from burning their hands on the…
R2-D2 has a small, vaguely L shaped detail greeble on the front and back of his ankles. This greeble has a small tab projecting above it, and on most versions of the R2-D2 prop the main part of the greeble is unfinished aluminium (or…
If you want to display your R-series astrodroid in the 2-leg “walking” or “standing” mode, you have two choices. First, find a small person to wear the droid as a costume. This, of course, is what George Lucas did in 1976, and without…
This is a modification of the Octagon Port greeblies included in Mike Baddeley's v.2 Astromech. The original files have two awkward elements to them. First, all of the parts are exported as a single STL file, which is not always the most…
For decades now, Star Wars fans have thought R5-D4's eyes were a series of stacked cylinders. I have a 1:6 scale toy from 1996 with this design, and it can be seen on the Arfive prop in “The Mandalorian.” But a few people have maintained…
Most of the props and costumes used for R2-D2 in the first Star Wars movie, now of course titled “A New Hope,” had a metallic plate on the front of the battery box. For builders trying to use Michael Baddeley's excellent Mark III…
This prop was made for a role-playing game I participate in, to have actual physical objects for the in-game money. As you have seen, it's based on the Credit Chits seen on the Mandalorian, but it's not quite screen-accurate. Firstly, the…
If you are building a full-size R2-D2 astrodroid from wood or plastic, one of the better options for motors are the MaxDrives. These drives can use either old-school brushed CIM motors, or much more modern NEO brushless motors. But the…
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