Gongyu Mecha Presents

The Shanhai Jing Mecha Series, No. 178 – “Xingtian” – a Modified Wheeled Armored Robot

Gongyu Mecha’s Works:

Bagua Mechas (based on the renowned mountains and rivers of China’s provinces, including Chaohu Lake, Mount Li, Badaling, Namtso Lake, and more);

Mythical Mechas (modeled after legendary figures such as Sun Wukong, Yang Jian, and the Ox Demon King);

The Shanhai Jing Series (featuring biological forms, mechanical forms, fighter aircraft, aerial vehicles, warships, armored combat vehicles, main battle tanks, multi‑functional engineering armored vehicles, rotary engineering armored vehicles, engineering armored trucks, military armored trains, and much more);

The Chinese Weaponry Series (including siege engines, defensive fortifications, and field artillery);

The Mechanical Insect Mecha Series (mechanical and insectoid forms of the Hercules beetle, the Japanese rhinoceros beetle, and other species…);

The Mecha Shanhai Jing Series (including the Rotating Turtle Mecha…)

The Mecha Dinosaur Series (Mecha Stegosaurus, Mecha Triceratops, Mecha Spinosaurus, Mecha Tyrannosaurus Rex, Mecha Titanosaurus, Mecha Mosasaurus…)

The Telescopic Sword Series (the Taotie Han Sword, the Taotie Short Sword, the Coiled Pattern Telescopic Staff, the Bagua Telescopic Staff…)

Festival Transformation Robots(“Zongzi”-style Camouflage Surveillance Transformers, “Mooncake”-style Fire Support Transformers, “Pumpkin”-style Heavy‑Duty Guardian Transformers…)

The Plump Weapon Series (the Eight‑Sided Han Sword, the Four‑Pronged Concave Staff, the Sword of King Goujian of Yue, the Hammer of Thor, the Tang Crossblade…)

Simple to print, easy to assemble, highly durable, resistant to failure, and built to withstand rough handling!

Note: 1. If the parts won’t snap into place by hand, simply use the tool hammer provided on the homepage—just align it with the locking tabs and gently tap them into position.

        2. To prevent print failures, we recommend applying adhesive or a release spray to the print bed—most printing issues stem from an overly smooth build plate.

No supports are required for printing (though if your base plate isn’t adhesive, you can add a skirt to ensure better adhesion), and assembly requires no glue or hardware—just apply firm pressure or give a gentle tap with a small mallet if parts feel a bit tight. This is a truly convenient, Chinese‑style assembly model!

New joint design ensures exceptional durability and compatibility with any filament type!

Xingtian:

Xingtian, also known as Xingtian or Xing Tian, is a figure from ancient Chinese mythology. He once contended with the Yellow Emperor—some say the Heavenly Emperor—for supremacy. After being beheaded in battle, Xingtian survived by using his own breasts as eyes and his navel as a mouth, wielding two sharp axes and a shield in each hand as he continued to fight.

Thus began the great contest between Xingtian and the Emperor. The Emperor severed Xingtian’s head and buried it at Mount Changyang. Yet Xingtian, now without a head, used his breasts as eyes and his navel as a mouth, grasping a Ganqi in each hand and dancing in defiance. —From the Shanhai Jing: Overseas West Chapter

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