Produced by Gongyu Mecha

The Shanhaijing Mecha Series, No. 194—“Shuangshuang” Modified Rotary Engineering Armored Material-Handling Vehicle

Gongyu Mecha Works:

Bagua Mecha (based on the famous mountains and rivers of each province, such as Chaohu Lake, Mount Li, Badaling, and Namtso Lake);

Mythological Mecha (based on mythological figures, including Sun Wukong, Yang Jian, and the Ox Demon King);

The Shanhaijing Series (including biological forms, mechanical forms, fighter aircraft, flying vehicles, warships, battle tanks, multi-functional engineering armored vehicles, rotary engineering armored vehicles, engineering armored cargo trucks, military armored trains, and more);

The Chinese Weapons Series (siege weapons, defensive weapons, and field weapons);

The Mechanical Insect Mecha Series (mechanical and insect forms of the rhinoceros beetle, the stag beetle, etc.);

The Mecha Shanhaijing Series (such as the Spiral Turtle Mecha...);

The Mecha Dinosaur Series (mechanical Stegosaurus, mechanical Triceratops, mechanical Spinosaurus, mechanical Tyrannosaurus, mechanical Titanosaur, mechanical Mosasaurus...);

The Telescopic Sword Series (the Taotie Han Sword, the Taotie Short Sword, the Patterned Telescopic Club, the Bagua Telescopic Club...);

Festival Transformation Robots(a “Zongzi”-style camouflage surveillance transformation robot, a “Mooncake”-style fire-support transformation robot, a “Pumpkin”-style heavy-guard transformation robot...)

The Fat Weapon Series (the Eight-Sided Han Sword, the Four-Pronged Concave Club, the Sword of King Goujian, the Thor’s Hammer, the Tang Cross Sword...);

The Motorcycle Series (off-road motorcycles, Harley-Davidson motorcycles...);

This is the third modified model in the Rotary Engineering Vehicle Series.

The Z-axis direction has been altered to resolve the issue of connecting-axis breakage, while also improving the design of the robotic arm and the material-handling mechanism.

The first model is the 48-inch “Qishu” Engineering Armored Mountain-Drilling Vehicle

The second model is the 52-inch “Fei” Type II Engineering Armored Excavator

The third model is the 56-inch “Shuangshuang” Type Rotary Engineering Armored Material-Handling Vehicle

The fourth model is the 58-inch “Bo” Type Rotary Engineering Armored Serrated Vehicle

The fifth model is the 62-inch “Bo” Type Rotary Engineering Armored Hydraulic Single-Cylinder Shear

The sixth model is the 69-inch “Tulou” Type Rotary Engineering Armored Four-Claw Wood-Grabbing Vehicle

The seventh model is the 70-inch “Qimao” Type Engineering Armored Grab-and-Transport Machine

The eighth model is the 72-inch “Zhuhuai” Type II Rotary Engineering Armored Shovel

The ninth model is the 81-inch “Qishu” Type II Rotary Engineering Armored Pile Driver

The tenth model is the 86-inch “Bo” Type II Rotary Engineering Armored Chain Saw Vehicle

The eleventh model is the 88-inch “Si” Type II Rotary Engineering Armored Crushing Hammer Vehicle

The twelfth model is the 92-inch “Fefei” Type Rotary Engineering Armored Canning Vehicle

The thirteenth model is the 93-inch “Fefei” Type II Rotary Engineering Armored Spoon-Mixing Machine

Simple, easy to print, material-efficient, exquisite, easy to assemble, resistant to failure and breakage, requires no supports during printing, and needs no glue for assembly!

Note: 1. If it won’t stay in place when you press it, you can use the tool hammer on the homepage to gently tap it into the corresponding slots.

        2. It’s best to apply glue or spray adhesive to the print bed to prevent printing failures; the most common reason for failed prints is that the print bed is too smooth.

No supports are needed during printing (if the base plate isn’t sticky, you can add a skirt yourself), and no glue or hardware is required for assembly (if it’s a bit tight, just press firmly or tap gently with a small hammer). This is a very convenient Chinese-style assembly model!

Shuangshuang:

It lives beyond the South Sea, west of the Red Water, and east of the Flowing Sands, formed by the union of three blue beasts.
Beyond the South Sea, west of the Red Water, and east of the Flowing Sands, there are three blue beasts joined together, called Shuangshuang. — From the “Great Wilderness, Southern Section” of the Classic of Mountains and Seas

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