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Multipose miniature kit for assembling a Sumter in 1/144~. do to detail size there has been artistic liberties take with some parts but I tried to remain true to the overall shape and details of the machine.
The Sumter is a multi roll heavy unit it's major hardpoints allowing the fixture of weapons for any battlefield need. Sumter also has 3 minor hardpoints for supporting fire or to increase the abilities of inbuilt systems
Fan art of Borbpocalypse's sci-fi Robots/Mechas
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This set includes 42 pieces
There is options for full armor shoulders and flanks and light armored.
Objects labeled B are for making the body
WBase are for the arm Hardpoints and are the weapon body
WB are the barrels for the weapons, the can be put on any base but have the initials of the recommend base before the name
WT is the weapons on the shoulder hardpoints, some are side dependent and will need to be mirrored
WU is the chin mount
anything labeled with _MX2 needs to be duplicated and mirrored.
Arm Weapons:
Cannon
-H.V.C
-Smoothbore
-Striker
Heavy mag
-Heavy rotor
-Light rotor
-UrabanAutoC
twin mag
-AutoCannons
-Shrapnel
-StormMG
vents
-C.R.A.C
-FissionBeam
-SixRockets
Shoulder Weapons:
-Bombard (Normal flank dependent)
-ColdRun (Normal flank dependent)
-H AA
-LightCannon
-M.R.D
-Multilauncher
-MultiMissile
-ParticleCannon
-TwinRotar
Chin Weapons:
-AutoCannon
-Recon
-SingleRotar
-SpotComs
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This model is compatible with most FDM 3D printers (Creality Ender 3, Prusa MK3S+, Bambu Lab, etc.) and resin printers (Elegoo, Anycubic). Check the original page for recommended print settings and materials.
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