A couple of months ago, while collecting junk in an old coal mine, I came across someone's camp. It was abandoned, spent shell casings lay everywhere and traces of a struggle were visible.Behind the ridiculous barricade lay long-gnawed bones. I think it was a man. There were several mole-rat skeletons lying nearby. Apparently, the poor guy shot back from them while there were cartridges. After going a little further, I found the metal cage in which she was standing. You won't believe it, but it was her, the T-60 armor. It was in good condition, a few little things were missing, and of course the battery. I couldn't drag her to my camp, so I had to disguise the mine and save up covers to buy a battery. Two months later I managed to buy it. In the evening I went to the mine. Fortunately, the armor was still there. Brushing away the cobwebs and connecting the battery, the armor came to life. There was no end to my happiness. Now the lifting mechanism in my camp will be really useful, it will help me to keep the exoskeleton in working condition.

The model is fully adapted to FDM printing. The scale corresponds to Part 1. The figure is intended for use together with the lifting mechanism, or without it if this is due to your scene.

Model height 86 mm. width 42.5 mm. depth 33 mm. The model of the lifting mechanism is purchased separately. See Part 1.

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