Articulated Robot-Model 1 Free 3D print model

This is my first mini transformable transformer. It is a flexible, articulated robot, able to turn into a truck. The model is simple to build, no glue is required and all pieces fit together securely. Out of all the components, only three require support. While the rest are ready directly from the print bed. The pieces are colour separated, to allow for full customization.

In truck mode, the design is clean, minimalist, and robust. It is slammed to the ground for a stealthy appearance.

Once transformed into its robot form, it has a solid and mechanical look. It is fully articulated, which allows for a wide range of movements. The legs are designed with front, back and side movements. The hips can be rotated, and its arms can swing back and forth. Its fists can extend to look more aggressive.

*The Assembly Manual is here. It includes images. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fGekea9jmyO6yifXGUxlnZnA4XHyAfBiyc8kCLD2xTA/edit?tab=t.0 before printing. *

On the website cults, There are better gifs to show the robot. It's unfortunate, I can't upload gifs on this site. Search Articulated Robot-Model 1, and you will find it. This site also don't allow me to put in links.

Print setting:I used the creality black PLA filament and printed it with the Flsun V400.

The prints are best fitted with these settings:Layer height: 0.3mmLine width: 0.57mmInfill: 30%Ironing: onSupport: normalPut support blocks on all arches.
Increase all component’s size to 150%. It’s the minimum size required for this model to work.

The design is for Fdm printing. I cannot guarantee resin printing would work.

Please read:This design is copyrighted.
Your purchase gives you the right to download and print the design for personal use. Do not resell or redistribute those digital files. If you wish to create an altered version of my design, please message me beforehand.

*Attention: *Not suitable for unsupervised play by small children or pets. The small parts can pose a choking hazard. Not recommended for children under 3.

Thanks for reading, Enjoy!