[Final Update & Notes]: All print components have been fully accounted for in the print configuration panel. Fans who have already printed other sections can simply select the lower body and proceed with printing!!

[Armor Assembly]: We strongly recommend watching the corresponding video—available by searching for the same name on Douyin or Bilibili—before deciding whether to print!! This project presents significant printing challenges, and we’ve yet to fully resolve the center-of-gravity stability issue. The design wasn’t thoroughly thought out from the start. By releasing the files open-source this time, we’re hoping that experienced users will take this as a starting point to develop even better designs!!!!

Beginners should NOT attempt to print!! Those prone to “warping” (or “chopping”) should also steer clear!! While I haven’t personally encountered severe warping issues, the design and structural considerations are still lacking—and unfortunately, I’m unable to deliver a perfectly optimized build at this time!!!

However, I’ve already kicked off a new project—

Pre-Print Notes! Notes! Notes!

1. Current progress: Lower body—Status: Completed

2. All files have been updated in the print configuration.

3. Not recommended for beginners!

Key Considerations:

1. When assembling, be sure to match each part according to its designated name; you can also refer to the accompanying videos and images for guidance. Almost every component features precisely aligned mounting holes, so assembly errors are highly unlikely.

2. Before beginning assembly, carefully check for any potential interference or misalignment. Always perform a dry fit first—this step is crucial to avoid incorrect assembly later on!!!

3. Due to shortcomings in the original model design, some of the mounting points were overly tight. As a result, it’s necessary to carefully trim and adjust each square mounting post to ensure proper fit and function.