https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80pi5Sn0xLc&feature=youtu.be
This is a simple build but it is also a very annoying one. You have to know how to solder wires and a bit of electrical knowledge. That being said, I have close to none regarding electrical engineering so don't blame me if this happens to catch on fire. I used 24G wires to attach to the motors and battery. The wires are routed in the chain links and taped to maintain the figure. The motor itself is really small and weak so I pump it with a 9V. The motor is actually is held in place by tissues. I found that it was the simplest solution there was. Is it a fire hazard? Yes, so do at your own risk. I've also thought of using hot glue but I wanted to take it out if anything happens. Good luck.
Components:
9V battery and connector
24G wires
2 super mini dc micro motor
1 small on/off switch
If you would like to support me in uploading free designs, please support me buy buying the files for just $1 on my Etsy page. I also have a lot of other designs from different series.
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There is also a group on Facebook just for 3d printing for gunpla. I highly recommend you to join if you are interested. It's called 3d Printed Gunpla. Here is an awesome group just for 3d printed gundams if you are interested: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2092355400951962
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| Barrel_shroud.stl | 69.3KB | |
| Barrel_small.stl | 84.4KB | |
| Barrel_small_middle.stl | 71.3KB | |
| Body_L.stl | 264.6KB | |
| body_R.stl | 598.6KB | |
| Chain_links.stl | 4.0KB | |
| Chain_links_end.stl | 2.8KB | |
| Chain_links_start.stl | 2.8KB | |
| Grip_L.stl | 4.4KB | |
| Grip_R.stl | 4.4KB |
