beyblade micros 3d models

This is a frame for Wheel disc - Massive by me. It makes Wheel disk almost as big as it would be actually a dual chassis. Enjoy. ... ### I recommend to print it upside down

this is not my design!!!!! ...Credit to https://www.tinkercad.com/users/8D8TvH6aJXt-gladiator-8leader-of-nebula-bladers gladiator 8

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To print the peg top, first multiply its size by a factor of ten, achieving a scale of one-to-ten magnification.

<p>Didn't have any M2 screws on hand so I edited the parts to take M3 Button Socket screws.</p><p>The axis is also 0.5mm longer, as it seemed the default length just barely couldn't reach the hole in the inner spinner. For the axis I included a 3.0mm...

To print the driver, first multiply its size by a factor of ten. ...The scale is 10:1.

im planning to open a youtube channel about the beys i make like testing or designing process please comment or leave a like if you think that it is a good idea thanks

Sorry, I failed to spot at first glance that the rotating spindles were turning counterclockwise. Before printing the spinning top, make sure to amplify its size tenfold. ...Ratio: 10:1 scale up required.

To print the peg top, first multiply its size by a factor of ten, expanding it to ten times its original scale.

To get your peg top ready for printing, you must amplify its size by a factor of one hundred. A scale of 1:100 is the starting point. ...Feel free to fine-tune as needed.

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Crafted to perfection with 3D Slash technology!

I saw the katana handle for the old Hasbro burst launchers and the Takara Tomy concurrent launcher grip and took the two together. Now you can use any TT launcher on this katana handle though your printer and print settings will vary with filament...

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To bring this design to life, first enlarge the peg-top by a factor of one hundred. ...A scale of 1:100 is required for full visibility.

This is the Balance type Bey Chimera Repair, a two-part compact Weight Burst layer that's got its own Compact disk fused right into it, just like Nightmare Longinus. Note: the archives called chimera hold 1 and the chimera layer base chimera 1 are...

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I brought that design to life in just 3-4 hours. I'm curious to see how it performs, but I'm banking on the opposite design principles will come together perfectly once everything is spinning into place. ...The concept itself is pretty straightforward,...

To print the peg top, simply enlarge it by a factor of one hundred first. ...A scale ratio of 1:100 is required for this process.

Before publishing the spinning top design, ensure that its size is amplified tenfold. ...Scale up by a factor of 10.

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