Cute miniature toy tank inspired by the Soviet KV-2 tank, with functional treads, a turret that shoots printed ammo and a trunk that stores 6 shells!

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**Printing tips:**
The parts are already oriented optimally. _Main Body_ and _Turret Body_ require supports. I recommend tree/organic supports for _Main Body_ and normal supports for _Turret Body_.

If you're using Orca Slicer or Bambu Studio, a handy project file is included that has my print settings and painted parts ready to go!

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**Assembly:**
You need a 0.5x5x20-25mm spring for the turret shooting mechanism and maybe glue for some parts depending on your tolerances and materials used. All the parts are snap-fit though.

See the included assembly video!

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QT-2 Tank Toy — Mini tank that shoots!

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In the meantime, there have been numerous requests for us to make airplanes. However, due to the nature of the shape of the airplane, there are many thin parts, so printing and assembly are difficult. So while designing other things, I continued to explore the possibilities. And I decided that I had accumulated enough experience and know-how, so I finally made it.

A Dauntless SBD dive bomber that was very successful in defeating the Japanese at the Battle of Midway.

The difficult part in designing this plane was to assemble it separately so that the angle of the flaps on the wing could be changed. For this I made small custom supports on the wings and flaps. These supports can be easily removed with pliers or cutting nippers. However, if these supports are not completely removed, the wings and flaps will not be connected, so please be careful that the supports are completely removed. It would be nice to trim it using a cutter.

There are a few caveats to printing and assembling this plane.
1. If you apply excessive force while connecting the flap, it may break. When printing the flap, it is recommended to set the infill to 100% and print very strongly.
2. It is recommended that the flap be fixed at the desired angle with adhesive.
3. To prevent the wheels from swinging, I made a clip that the original plane didn't have, so if you put it on, the wheels will not swing.

Please refer to the video for the printing and assembly process.
https://youtu.be/al63fmKa4BI

We wish you a lot of love for this first 3D printed airplane we designed.

1 : 48 Scale
Largest part in printing, size = X 96mm, Y 134mm, Z 83mm, After full assembly size= X 264mm, Y 211mm, Z 74mm

SBD Dauntless Dive Bomber

GOODesign_SBD-Dauntless-Dive-Bomber_Fuselage.stl

It is the American Sherman tank that received many requests from people while designing the WWII tank series with a folding structure. The reason it was put off despite many requests is that the Sherman Tank's wheels and track structures are unique and complex. Moreover, the size of the Sherman tank itself was so small that it was very difficult to make this complex structure by folding. So we spent a lot of time designing. But I did it in the end!

The folding process is as follows:

1. Insert the front part of the tank body.
2. Put the side part on the top, and then the front part.
3. Raise the lower-rear part and rotate the protrusion to insert it into the front part.
4. Put the 6 wheels on the body.
5. Fit the front cog wheels and then the rear wheels.
6. Connect tracks to make two pairs.
7. Put the tracks around the wheel, then connect the start and end of the tracks.
8. Slide the cannon through the hole in the cannon part and then insert it into the turret.
9. Glue the two parts in front of the body.
10. This design may be difficult to print due to its small size and many sophisticated parts. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to print large.

If the wheel suspension is loose, attach it with adhesive. When using glue, be careful not to stick to the wheels.

Track rolls better and better with a lot of movement.

https://youtu.be/6ovzANifT38
https://youtu.be/ENdpJa8oCBQ

1 : 48 scale

When expanded, size = X 166mm, Y 152mm, Z 79mm After folding X 60mm, Y 123mm, Z 60mm



Foldable tank sherman

GOODesign_Foldable_Tank_M4-Sherman_Hull.stl

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The popularity of the foldable tiger tank late production was great. And there were many requests to produce early production as well. In response to these customer demands, this time, Foldable Tiger tank early production was designed.

Early production differs from Late production as follows.
1. First of all, the turret is a bit simpler, and there are no extra tracks. Instead, there are smoke-making devices.
2. An air filter is installed on the back of the body.
3. Lighting is installed in front of the body.
4. The wheels have a simpler shape.
5. Other details have different shapes.

The process of folding this tank is the same as the late production we made earlier, and is as follows.

Fold the front part first. Since the living hinge is used, fold it carefully and slowly so as not to break it.
Insert the side part with wheels on the front part and the top part. Check and fit each protrusion and hole.
Insert the rest of the side part. The body has been completed.
Connect the two tracks / caterpillars first.
Wind the track / caterpillar around the wheel. There is a change in shape, and the non-simple side is the outside of the track / caterpillar.
Fit the start and end parts of the track / caterpillar.
Put the cannon on the turret.
Glue the small parts on the back.
※ If the track is loose, try the following method.
1. If you increase the material flow in all slicers, more material will be discharged and the volume of the part will increase. This effect reduces the gap between the parts so that the tracks do not come loose or fall out.
2. And in case of using additional Cura, use Outer wall inset or Skin overlap percentage option.

https://youtu.be/kddCizsnZGw
https://youtu.be/LYcwto1NEAM
https://youtu.be/X8jNZoXv8bM

Print out this Foldable Tiger tank early production to complete your Tiger tank collection!

1 : 48 scale
When expanded, size = X 134mm, Y 178mm, Z 112mm After folding X 82mm, Y 185mm, Z 62mm

Foldable Tank TIGER-I early production

GOODesign_Foldable_Tank_Tiger-I_Early-Production_Hull.stl

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With the request and high vote from FAB365.net's request page, this time, I created a Russian folding T34-85 tank that was renowned in World War II.

This tank was the main Russian tank of the time when Germany created the Tiger tank to fight against it during World War II.

When designing this, I planned to use the structure of the folding Tiger tank I made earlier. However, since the T34-85 tank is smaller in size than the previously created Tiger tank, the structure of the folding Tiger tank cannot be used and the new structure is applied. (It always seems like that.)

The structure of two wheels on one wheel axle was also difficult to fit in a small size. Making the caterpillar to engage the wheels of the rear wheel structure was to create a new caterpillar that was completely different from the one used for the foldable Tiger tank previously.

The folding process is as follows.

Fit the front and bottom parts of the body.

Insert the part with wheels on the left side to the left side of the body.

Insert the part with wheels on the right side to the right side of the body.

Connect the tracks with a long one. Prepare two sets of this.

Put the prepared tracks on one of the wheels, align it with the concave groove of the rear wheel, and then insert and connect the beginning and end of the track. Connect the track on the other side in the same way.

Put the gun on the turret.

Attach the cartridge with adhesive.

Watch the following video for the folding process.

Print on prusa and folding process video -
https://youtu.be/7daxFoSDx6M
Print on CR10s and folding process video -
https://youtu.be/mWFDcVFlGJA
Print on Ender 3 pro and folding process video -
https://youtu.be/BblP4iJ_vlc
Print on Twotrees Bluer and folding process video -
https://youtu.be/9NCbOWKnubw

https://youtu.be/A2Jj92RyKYc

The collection of foldable Tiger tanks and foldable T34-85 tanks allows you to create famous battle scenes such as the Battle of Kursk and the Bagration Battle.

1 : 48 scale

When expanded, size = X 110mm, Y 139mm, Z 89mm After folding X 69mm, Y 162mm, Z 57mm

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