Reaverbots Remastered - Bomb Accessory (Mega Man Legends)
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A high-quality model of the 2D sprite used for bombs thrown by various Reaverbots from Mega Man Legends.
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This is a companion piece to, and/or accessory for, a previous project of mine, a model of the Horokko Reaverbot from Mega Man Legends.
Why make this its own separate model? Well, I do plan on making more prints of Reaverbots in the future, and if the Reaverbot has an attack where they throw a bomb at you, they use the same 2D asset. So, instead of including this with every single model I decide to make, I decided to just make this its own optional part that you can download separately if you want.
Otherwise, it's pretty basic, so not a lot to say, other than maybe some printing tips.
For some reason, the scale of this one is approximately where I wanted it to be. So, scaling this model to 100% puts it at the intended size for a 1000% scale on the Horokko model, if you plan on pairing them together.
I really don't recommend scaling this smaller than 100%, as the details get very small at that point, and if you use the pin-and-socket construction model, the tolerances are going to be VERY tight. I've noticed that the bigger you go, the looser the tolerances get, and the tolerances are pretty tight at a scale of 100%. Even then, you still might want to sand the edges a little.
Speaking of the pin-and-socket model, make sure you print with the triangles for the pin and the socket facing the same direction - they should load into a slicer facing the same direction as they are. Lining this up will keep the Z-seam on one side after assembly.
This is less of an issue with the flat construction method, or printing the whole thing.
If you are printing the whole model, I recommend making sure that the circular holes are facing outward, not upward. The model just prints much cleaner if you make sure they're not facing straight up or down.
UPDATE
I've included a base for this model as well. They do kind of sit on the indents in the front and back somewhat, but they still roll around a lot. So, a base might actually be a better idea for this one than the Horokko, now that I think about it.
Up to you if you want to go through the trouble, though. The base will scale directly with the size of the model.