Talos - 3D Printable Snap-together Kit

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So I got a 3d printer, and of course the first thing I do is print robot miniatures. I cut up and added pegs and holes to my Talos robot design. Talos is now a (mostly) posable figurine! Many of the parts without an obvious flat side are best printed at a 30-45 degree angle, depending on the quality vs amount of support material you are willing to use. Print one of each part, sorry for the lack of exploded view, hopefully the included parts layout helps. All the round pegs have a slot to allow for more variance in printer capability. These larger tolerances also allow the pegs and holes to be printed at any orientation. If the peg is too loose, just wedge something between the prongs (I used folded up paper). All square pegs can be glued, as they are not meant to move.