Artillery Mech | Movable Assembly Kit Card

This is a small, assembleable kit card model inspired by the Artillery Mech from “The Will to Conquer.”

I drew inspiration from the original pixel-art-style mech, retaining its overall aesthetic while adding numerous detailed design elements to create a mech model suitable for FDM 3D printing. All parts are arranged across two monochrome kit cards; after cutting them out with hobby nippers, you can easily assemble them into a compact display piece.

The turret and legs are movable.

No glue required, no multi-color printing needed.

Ideal for those who enjoy the traditional experience of model assembly, or as a thoughtful gift.

If you’d like to assemble it straight away, right-click to split the model and then remove the outer frame of the kit card.

However, some tiny components may benefit from enabling a brim to prevent warping, so some post-processing steps are still necessary. (The sprue lines on the kit card can partially serve as a brim, so this isn’t strictly required.)

Model Features

• Interlocking kit card assembly design
• No additional parts or glue required
• Modular construction, convenient for printing in different colors
• Suitable as a desktop display model
• Part of my “The Will to Conquer” mech kit card series

Printing Instructions

We recommend using PLA or PETG filament.

The tolerances at the joints are designed according to standard FDM printing guidelines, though actual tightness may vary depending on printer precision, filament quality, and calibration settings.

Assembly Animation

I. Leg Assembly

II. Turret Assembly

III. Final Assembly