1. A three-wheeled vehicle, with two wheels at the front and one at the rear.

2. I didn’t come up with this name arbitrarily; in the picture, the tire tread appears reversed, but you can assemble it however you like.

3. It’s compatible with the dummy13 figure—like the two I just built on my homepage—and also fits 1/144 scale Gundam models as well as other figurines and robot models of similar size.

4. The A1 mini printer can handle it: about 10 hours for 200 grams of filament. The first print job covers the tires, seat, and handlebars; the second prints the body; the third prints the front and rear sections along with two fixed parts for the front wheel; and the fourth contains decorative elements that are optional—if you choose to print them, simply glue them onto the model according to their shapes.

4.Assembly Instructions:

(1.) The two narrower tires serve as the front wheels; mount them onto the two axles at the front of the vehicle and secure them using two circular components.

(2.) The wider tire forms the rear wheel; sandwich it between the two halves of the rear section.

(3.) Be sure to attach both the handlebars and the seat firmly to the main body—after all, workers deserve their wages on time.

(4.) Attach both the left and right front and rear sections to the main body.

(5.) Remove any support structures from the parts as thoroughly as possible.

(6.) Since, apart from the rotating tires, there isn’t much else that moves, if the assembly feels too tight, gently trim it with a knife; if it’s loose, simply apply some glue.

(7.) For the parts in the fourth print job, you may choose whether or not to print them; if printing is desired, just glue them onto the model according to their shapes.

5. With three wheels up front, stay tuned to witness what unfolds.

6. That’s all.