Doof Wagon System

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This is the Doof Wagon System I created so Gaslands players or modelers can come up with all sorts of crazy Doof Wagon designs. Everything is designed to snap together and can be taken apart and reconfigured. I would suggest using glue for final installs though as some joints are a bit looser than others. Also, these can be printed with no supports, and with FDM printers and you will get decent results. The set consists of multiple parts... Speakers: a 12mmx12mm (listed as 1x1) tile with a configuration of speakers on it. Listed by the number of bass and tweeter speakers on each. Shells: which can house the speaker tiles. They come in 1x1 up to 3x4. I may go larger if I get enough requests. Though a program like meshmixer could be used to combine them and make your own. Ducts: that will hold the shells and direct or resize them down to the other end. They come in all sizes and shapes each description should be self-explanatory and have an A or B at the end if there are multiple options. Note: I only made some in one direction, you will have to use your slicer's mirror command to get the opposite direction. Also if you need shorter ones you can trim in your slicer. Caps: are used to finish off the duct tubes and have a place to mount your drums. So far the plan is to only have the one type, but some with holes or cones may come. (Update, caps will now fit on the back of shells to make cabinets.) Drums: come in two types. One flat and one at an angle. There is also an extension piece to make the angles match on drums. (New) ---WORK TO COME--- Chairs: will have a few different options, some will be the chair style, make-up, and attachments. Lights: This should all be Parr style, but I may add some strobes or other DJ type lights. PA-Speakers: I plan on making stand-alone speakers as well as some that can be inserted into larger speakers as a tile. Custom Parts: I may build some 1x1.5 size tiles and have half sizes of ducting as well. This would create a whole new set of problems that would require a bunch more specialty ducts and speaker shells. I may make a whole new "Thingie" for them. Feedback is always welcome.