The DaVinci Tank HP Otto
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A model of the DaVinci's Tank meant to snap into place around a standard version of HP's Otto robot.
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Hello,
I created this model for HP Robots Otto: Remix Challenge. It is basically a "costume/hat" for the Otto robot. It is modeled after Leonardo DaVinci's tank concept art.
I did my best to design a model that is broken down into smaller sections and can all be snapped together.
The first step is taking the Base Front and Base Rear and snapping them together. You can then snap the cannons (up to 24 of them) into place on the assembled base and nestle Otto on top.
You can see the base has lots of snap-in-place plugs on it. Those will support and hold the base up off the floor.
Next comes assembling the Upper Turret Base sections 01, 02, 03, and 04. These all snap gently together and leave a cutout shaped for the top of Otto.
The Upper Turret Base can then be lowered onto the main base and Otto. It will rest on top of Otto's head and the snap-in-place posts will hold the Base up into the Upper Turret Base.
Next, there are four pieces of the Upper Turret. They will gently snap in place into a cone shape, and they should close in around the Upper Turret Cap Mount, the small circular platform at the top of this next image:
Once the cone of the turrent is assembled, it snaps onto the Upper Turret Base.
Next is the Cap. It snaps down onto the Upper Turret Cap Mount.
Lastly are a bunch (72 of the Large Bolts, and 48 of the Small Bolts) of Bolts to install on the turrent sections.
When completely assembled, it should look like this:
Thank you for viewing, using, or providing feedback! If you print my model and have any difficulties, I would be glad to help. If you have success, I would love to see the finished product!
-Somnaetas