Produced by Gongyu Mecha

Shanhaijing Mecha Series No. 89—“Lie Lie” All-Terrain Armored Combat Vehicle

This series features mechs inspired by mythical creatures from the Shanhaijing. In addition, there are Bagua Mechas (based on famous mountains and rivers in each province, such as Chaohu Lake, Mount Li, Badaling, and Namtso Lake) and Mythical Mechas (modeled after iconic figures like Sun Wukong, Yang Jian, and the Ox Demon King).

The Shanhaijing series is further divided into several sub-series: Biological Form Series, Mechanical Form Series, Fighter Jet Series, Aircraft Series, Warship Series, Combat Vehicle Series, Tank Series, Multi-Functional Engineering Armored Vehicle Series, Rotating Engineering Armored Vehicle Series, Engineering Armored Truck Series, Military Armored Train Series, and more.

Simple, easy to assemble, resistant to failure, and unlikely to break!

Note: 1. If the parts won’t stay in place when pressed by hand, use the tool hammer provided on the homepage to gently tap them into position at the corresponding slots.

        2. It’s best to apply glue or a release spray to the print bed to prevent printing failures; the most common reason for failed prints is that the print surface 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 the pieces are tight, press firmly or tap gently with a small hammer). This is a very convenient Chinese-style assembly model!

Lie Lie (xi xi):

A kind of wild beast resembling a bear in ancient Chinese mythology.
According to legend, there was a kingdom called Shu Chu, ruled by Zhuanxu’s son, who ate millet and kept four kinds of beasts: tigers, leopards, bears, and giant pandas. There was also a black insect that looked like a bear, called Lie Lie.

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