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It is the tenth series of foldable robots to prepare for 4D printing. The robot was designed inspired by the robot that appeared in the British drama (1981), a novel based on one called "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy."
This product focuses on the reinterpretation of the original form in a modern way and the production of a new proportion.

This is the kind of "3D Fan art". My imagination has been added so it is difficult to see the original shape before folding it.

Designed for easy folding of complex structures, this product has been designed to meet the needs of popular 4D printing in the future.
It will revolutionize 3D printing as a totally new structure robot that does not need to be supported nor assembled, just fold.
This design does not require assembly, but the head, arms, legs etc, can rotate at various angles, so you can play with a variety of things.
The folded part is made concave so that anyone can fold it easily.

※ Do not use filament manufactured by fillamentum. The filament is hard and breaks well in the process of folding the robot. ※

Folding process - https://youtu.be/tgMktRtCJBU?si=sAjqLhGIp0xe-yK4
Print with silky silver using LUGO 3D printer - https://youtu.be/mtteuyNcNMc?si=4BY7_zpI_SnvspWc

When expanded, size = X 107mm, Y 141mm, Z 60mm After folding X 65mm, Y 45mm, Z 132mm



Foldable robot Marvin 1981

Fab365_Robot-MV.stl

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I previously designed Marvin as a Foldable robot in the classic SF TV series .

Download TV series Marvin -

This design was loved by 3D printing users. So this time, I designed the 2005 movie version design by foldable it.

The feature of this movie version design is that the head is too large, which makes it difficult to move freely. However, after many modifications, I succeeded in linking everything together. The head can rotate and the arm can move in multiple directions. However, the legs do not move to support the large head.

How to fold is as follows.
1. Move your head forward.
2. Place one upper body between the head and lower body.
At this time, it should be fitted to the frame connecting the head and the lower body.
3. Fit the other half of the upper body.

※ The arm may fall off the bed during printing, so it is recommended to pay attention to the adhesion of the bed or use a Raft. ※

https://youtu.be/6UwkNZ9q_fQ
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When expanded, size = X 114mm, Y 91mm, Z 56mm After folding X 120mm, Y 58mm, Z 120mm



Foldable robot Marvin 2005 from Hitchhiker's Guide

Fab365_Foldable_Robot - MV 2005.stl

We are introducing Cyber Galaxy Knight with a movable screw and a sword :)
this is the first model from the screw collection, so stay tuned for more! 
[https://youtube.com/shorts/Nx8uiCevgUc?si=8l3FgKENiZdZci1D](url)

- flexible
- can stand (try it) :)
- an articulated
- print-in-place 
- NO supports

Featuring a movable screw and a fascinating sword, this 3D model brings an element of activity, making it not only a decorative piece but also a functional toy.


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3D PRINTING SETTINGS
10% infill
2-3 walls
0,2 mm layer height
NO supports
if you want to print faster you can apply " flush into objects: infill
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