CHRONOS II Satellite (no supports)
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The last machine on the trail in CHRONOS II, a terminal hacking thriller. Prints flat in two parts with no supports, in
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In CHRONOS II's final chapter the trail leaves the planet. The last machine is a Cold War platform in orbit, and the only way to talk to it is raw hex.
This is that platform, built from the game's own wireframe data, so the proportions match what you see on screen: an octagonal barrel, flared muzzle, antenna cone, braced solar panels and a crown of antennas.
About the game. CHRONOS II is a cyber thriller played entirely through a command line. Real machines, real commands, real history. It's free, with no ads and no account, and was built by one person. Play it in any modern browser (desktop or phone, nothing to install) or as a free app on iPhone and Android. It stands alone, so you don't need the first game.
- Play in your browser: https://deux.chronos-game.com
- App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6794745230
- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chronosgame.deux
- Both games: https://www.chronos-game.com
Print settings
| Material | PLA (tested with Creality Hyper PLA) |
| Nozzle / layer | 0.4 mm / 0.20 mm |
| Supports | None. Both parts are already oriented flat side down |
| Walls / infill | 2 walls, 15% infill (defaults are fine) |
| Size | 120 mm wingtip to wingtip, 71 mm tall |
| Time / filament | About 35 min, 14 g (Creality K1C) |
What you need
- The 2 printed parts: half A (wings and upper body) and half B (lower body)
- Scraps of 1.75 mm filament: 3 × 7.5 mm (alignment pins) and 6 × 16.5 mm (antennas)
- Superglue (gel works best)
Assembly
1. Dry fit first. Push the 3 short pins into the holes on the flat face of one half and press the halves together (both antenna cones pointing the same way). The pins line them up.
2. Glue. Take it apart, add a thin line of glue to the flat face and a drop in each pin hole, and press for 30 seconds.
3. Antennas. Dip one end of each 16.5 mm piece in glue and push it into the 6 small holes around the barrel. Cut them longer if you like the look.
The holes are 2.2 mm, which is snug for 1.75 mm filament on a tuned printer. If yours print tight, open them up by twisting a 2 mm drill bit by hand.
Scaling: the holes scale with the model. At 150% they become 3.3 mm, so use 3 mm rod, cocktail sticks or 2.85 mm filament instead.