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Credit Card Action Figure

por Steven Gray en Thingiverse

Meet Oscard, the only credit card action figure! Stands 3.5"/9cm tall. Simply print, cut from the frame and trim the sprues, then clip together. The space on his or her chest can carry text or a logo if required. Use the photo above to determine which parts are which. Beware - contains small parts..

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Meet Oscard, the only credit card action figure! Stands 3.5"/9cm tall. Simply print, cut from the frame and trim the sprues, then clip together. The space on his or her chest can carry text or a logo if required. Use the photo above to determine which parts are which. Beware - contains small parts - keep away from young children! UPDATE September 2020: New OSCARD V2! This one has much better ankle articulation. The peg-ankle interface of the original was always just a means to an end and it irritated me no end. The trade off is that the foot piece is weaker, so take extra care when assembling. A frameless version is also available, as well as new parts AnkleV2, FootV2 and LowerLegV2. If you already have some Oscards, you just need to print 2x the new parts to upgrade them. UPDATE: I've uploaded a frameless Oscard for quicker prints using less material. Further UPDATE: Now the parts are downloadable individually! You can print as many, or as few as you like, at any size. For 1 complete action figure, you will need: 1 x Head 1 x Body 1 x Neck 2 x Hips 2 x Upper Leg 2 x Lower Leg 2 x Ankle 2 x Foot 2 x Hand 4 x Arm If you are thinking of printing a larger scale version, you will have to file or Dremmel down the studs on the parts with clips by at least 50% otherwise it’s almost impossible to snap the parts together due to the increased stiffness of the material. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9paskeHrlwY

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