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To complete the Futurama series, I finally designed the Planet Express spaceship. I put my best effort into making the design as suitable as possible for 3D printing. I tried to faithfully recreate the appearance seen in the cartoon, and I also gave a lot of thought to replicating as many moving parts as possible. For example, the boarding stairs at the front can fold and unfold, the hangar can open and close, and of course, the turret on top rotates.

In addition, to enhance the sense of realism, I added my own imagination by engraving panel lines similar to those I’ve used in the other spaceships I’ve designed.

The printing and assembly process is very simple, but there are a few things you need to pay attention to:

When attaching the turret to the main body, you should apply glue only around the edges so that the turret can rotate later. This detail isn’t clearly shown in the video, so please keep it in mind.
When attaching the folding stairs at the front, make sure to align the pegs and holes properly before inserting them.
When attaching the outer wall of the hangar (the light green part), make sure to check the direction of the parting line. You can see this in the video.
The rings and wings of the horizontal stabilizers on both sides won’t fit if they’re misaligned, so please test-fit them first before gluing. Once you’ve confirmed the alignment, then attach them permanently.
The logo on the vertical tail has circle and triangle markings engraved on the base, so just align those markings when attaching it.
The landing gear covers are marked with the letters R and L for right and left, and you just need to insert them with the letters facing inward.

For more details, please refer to the video. https://youtu.be/Jqm8zHlQoqY

Complete your Futurama series with this Planet Express spaceship!

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Filament color :
Esun silky silver PLA - windows, landing gears, engine etc...
Color fabb Leaf green PLA - wings, canopy frame
Esun Peak green PLA - body, stair frame
Esun Red PLA - Center line
(Brand unknown)Dark grey PLA - Engine booster, stair, canon, cargo frame
Esun white - frame of logo

Largest part in printing, size = X 51mm, Y 48mm, Z 90mm, After full assembly size= X 90mm, Y m254m, Z 83mm

Total Build Time : 14h / Plastic Weight : 146g

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My newly designed Bender Bending Rodriguez robot, which uses aluminum wire, is of course a model that showcases the full extent of my 3D printing design skills — and I’m really proud of it. However, I still believe that the original Foldable Bender robot, which focused on the folding mechanism, is also a fun and well-designed model in its own right.

That’s why so many people who love this design have sent me numerous requests for improvements. But I hadn’t been able to respond to those requests until now, as I was focused on developing new items.

So finally, I’ve redesigned and released Version 2.0 of the Foldable Bender robot, incorporating the improvements that have been requested over time. I apologize to all the makers out there for the long wait, and thank you for your patience.

Here are the improvements I made in Version 2.0:

The eyes and mouth are now separated by color, and I've added a swappable face system to allow for multiple expressions.
Added supports to the arms and legs to prevent them from falling over during printing.
The logo has been downsized for a cleaner look, and the mounting hole for the rocket booster on the back has been removed.

Here are some important notes to keep in mind during printing and assembly:

Be sure to remove the added supports completely after printing.
The legs can move forward and backward, but depending on the position of the arms, whether the cigar is in the mouth, or if the hands are holding a bottle or gun, it might be difficult to balance the figure properly.
After folding the torso, if it doesn’t stay securely in place, feel free to use glue to hold it together.

print and folding video - https://youtu.be/wBfImMUyfJA

I hope you enjoy this newly reborn version of one of my signature Foldable designs!

Largest part in printing, Size = X 124mm, Y 123mm, Z 68mm, After full assembly Size= X 98mm, Y 45mm, Z 152mm

Total Build Time : 17h 30m / Plastic Weight : 65g

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