Motorized Star Wars AT-AT
por Dan Olson en Thingiverse
This is a walking model of an AT-AT from the Star Wars films. It is powered by a 9V battery and a 90 rpm motor. Everything else is 3d printed using roughly 750 grams of filament. Here is a short video of it walking User Morbihan has done a remarkable job at redesigning a lot of the parts to work...
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Archivos (30)
- LegJointCap.STL STL · 62 KB
- DriveGear.STL STL · 236 KB
- GearSet_BL.STL STL · 332 KB
- GearSet_BR.STL STL · 345 KB
- Foot.STL STL · 123 KB
- LegPivot_FLBR.STL STL · 232 KB
- LiftArm.STL STL · 66 KB
- LegPivot_FRBL.STL STL · 233 KB
- GearSet_FR.STL STL · 322 KB
- LiftArmCap.STL STL · 64 KB
- Leg.STL STL · 85 KB
- LegJoint.STL STL · 59 KB
- GearSet_FL.STL STL · 310 KB
- Frame_Right.STL STL · 1,2 MB
- LiftGear_FRBL.STL STL · 170 KB
- Frame_Left.STL STL · 1,2 MB
- Body_ATAT.STL STL · 1,1 MB
- ShoulderCap.STL STL · 45 KB
- LiftGearPin.STL STL · 58 KB
- LiftGear_FLBR.STL STL · 170 KB
- Shoulder.STL STL · 304 KB
- StrideGears_FLBR.STL STL · 303 KB
- Reduc1.STL STL · 433 KB
- StrideArm.STL STL · 61 KB
- Reduc2.STL STL · 243 KB
- StrideGears_FRBL.STL STL · 302 KB
- Head.STL STL · 1,5 MB
- Body_ATAT_back.STL STL · 226 KB
- Body_ATAT_front.STL STL · 999 KB
- MotorGear.STL STL · 87 KB
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This is a walking model of an AT-AT from the Star Wars films. It is powered by a 9V battery and a 90 rpm motor. Everything else is 3d printed using roughly 750 grams of filament. Here is a short video of it walking User Morbihan has done a remarkable job at redesigning a lot of the parts to work better and print better and I highly suggest you check that out. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2043900 Also, thanks to user dobrink for printing a much cleaner model and sharing a video! The entire design includes of 69 individual parts (28 STL files). It sounds like a ton but most of them are small easy prints. I printed a complete set of parts in about four days. Depending on how good your printer is it may take some hours to clean up the parts and assemble it. This is a large model, it's almost a foot tall. Make sure your printer is large enough to print all the parts as they cannot be scaled down! The non 3d printed components can be purchased here: Motor - $13 Switch - $0.75 9V Battery Clip - $1.25 (I used a battery clip I had laying around so you may need to cut and solder the wires) You will also need some super glue. As always, if you have any questions feel free to send me a message.
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