WAAALL-E! The kit is roughly 10.5 inches (27cm) tall and 9 inch (23cm) wide.


As with all of our models, this prints with **no supports**, assembles with **no glue**, and **doesn't require a multi-material 3D printer**!  Assembly instructions are included in the download with the files, and the print settings are listed in the photos above ^

I used the following filaments:
- Flashforge Matte Yellow
- Polymaker Polyterra Ash Gray
- Polymaker Polyterra Fossil Gray
- Polymaker Polyterra Savannah Yellow
- Hatchbox True Red

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WALL-E Kit (No Support, No AMS, No Glue)

Plate 7 - Dark Gray or Black.stl

Plate 1 - Yellow.STL

**Go check out my latest Star Wars model:**
[https://than.gs/m/1145923](https://than.gs/m/1145923)

This is an accurate rendition of the Z-95 Headhunter, a starfighter from the Star Wars franchise. It was the first snub-fighter, a predecessor to the popular X-Wing starfighter. Although the Z-95 was considered outdated by the time it was deployed, it became an extremely common starfighter and saw use in multiple roles.

This model **does not require any supports** and prints in just 2 pieces that are joined together with connectors. It was designed to fit on virtually any printer, including the A1 Mini and Prusa Mini. When assembled, it measures 237mm long x 201mm wide x 35mm tall (9.3in x 7.9in x 1.4in). 

Additionally, there is an included stand with the Rebellion logo so you can display the Z-95 Headhunter at a nice angle. There are 2 slots for optional 6x2mm magnets so that the Z-95 Headhunter can snap onto the stand nicely but they are not required.

If you are a Bambu Studio user, there is a .3mf file included.

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**Thank you to PCBWay for sponsoring this project!**
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Models in this collection

WALL-E Kit (No Support, No AMS, No Glue)

Z-95 Headhunter