Musai Space Battleship Gundam

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EDIT 9/3/2022: Totally overhauled and updated. Much higher resolution, with presupports and hollowing, and a combined version as well. 1:3000 scale Musai-class spaceship from Gundam 0079. It fits an Elegoo Mars 1 at a 46° angle, so it should fit most printers at this scale. It prints in 3 parts - the main hull, the Komusai, and the turrets (print 3x turrets). There is enough clearance for assembly at 1-3000, it may be a little loose at bigger scales. (Beefed up gun barrels for scale purposes.) For other scales: 1:4000 - scale down to 75% 1:2400 - scale up by 125% 1:1700 - scale up by 176.5% Ship information from the Gundam Wiki: The main cruiser of the Zeon forces, the Musai was developed on the premise of deploying mobile suits (MS). It has one thermonuclear rocket engine installed at the end of each plate-shaped columns extending to the lower left and right of the bridge, and contrary to the Salamis-class, which retains its angular shape and similarities to naval vessels, the Musai features an original design that makes heavy use of curves. Directly below the bridge is a MS deck that can carry four mobile suits, and it is possible to deliver goods directly by conveyor pipe from the Papua-class supply ship using three supply hatches on each side. The lower part of the bow is equipped with an atmospheric entry capsule "Komusai", and two mobile suits can be stored in it. However, the two mobile suits can be deployed only after the Komusai has separated, as the capsule's storage hatch is blocked when attached to the Musai. In combat, after fielding its mobile suits, the Musai would engage enemy ships with powerful double-barreled mega particle cannons, weapons that had more than enough punch to penetrate the armor of any of the Earth Federation's warships. Other weapons of the ship include 2 large missile launchers and 10 small missile launchers. Unfortunately, the original Musai-class ships had one major flaw: they lacked any type of anti-aircraft/anti-MS defense systems. While a seemingly unimportant and ignorable issue at first, this flaw would return to haunt the Zeon in the latter half of the One Year War, when the Federation Forces deployed their own mobile suits.