I’m planning to create a mascot for my workshop—let’s do it! How about a chubby, lovable robot?

~~~I hope the fans of the Heavy Armor series will love it~~~~

• Features a semi‑internal structure (similar to Bandai’s MG Big Giga), with plans to expand the internal framework in future iterations.
• No need for AMS.
• Uses PETG‑TPU composite joints, significantly boosting durability and joint strength—though of course, that also means assembly time and effort go up considerably~
• Due to the highly intricate design, we strongly recommend cleaning the print bed and applying LAC adhesive. If you don’t have LAC on hand, try splitting the print into two separate batches whenever possible.
• Manages to achieve an impressive level of articulation, easily posing in single‑leg stances, kneeling positions, and even relaxed 90‑degree seated postures.
• Currently available with just four pairs of interchangeable hands;配套 weapons will be developed in the near future.
• [Updated Dec 5, 2024] – The head antenna connection has been redesigned for greater stability.
• [Updated Jan 19, 2025] – The hip joint components have been refined to connect more securely with the Simple Floating Base (Click to jump to the model)

——————Background Information & Mechanical Specifications (Model Scale: 1/15)——————

In 2080, facing mounting resource shortages and daunting environmental challenges, Summit Dynamics Corporation unveiled the CL‑Q1 Solid Rock Heavy Duty Intelligent Machine. This groundbreaking autonomous robot transformed everyday life, one component at a time.

The Solid Rock was originally designed as a versatile heavy‑duty robot—and from the very beginning, its creators built in numerous universal interfaces and protocols. To accelerate market penetration, Summit Dynamics even encouraged third‑party robotics manufacturers to develop a wide range of custom parts compatible with the Solid Rock. In just a short time, the Solid Rock became a true jack‑of‑all‑trades: it played a pivotal role in heavy lifting and construction projects, while also serving as a top‑tier asset for private security firms and mercenary groups. Even elite units in some smaller nations proudly fielded this remarkable machine.

        “Cutting‑edge technology, leading the future.”

                                      ——Summit Dynamics

• Basic Specs:
  • Head Height: 2.9 meters
  • Empty Weight: 3 tons
  • Power Output: 320 kW (standard jump pack)
• Standard Jump Pack:
  • Thrust: 39,500 N
  • Maximum Lift Height: 15 meters
• Computational Power: 1.0 PFLOPS
• Power Requirements:
  • Mechanical System: 130 kW
  • Jump Pack: 150 kW
  • Electronics: 5 kW

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——[Quick Assembly Guide Here!]——