P1S 1:5 scale model

This project started in@Panda63For his outstanding work, he has created the most detailed and accurate one available at present.Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 1:5 scale modelOne of them. I want one that looks like meP1SThe version, but I couldn't find it anywhere — so I decided to try using onlyBambu StudioLet's modify Panda63's model. At that time, II have no CAD experience at allThis is the first time I've uploaded it to MakerWorld, and it's my first attempt to really modify and customize a model to reflect my personal preferences.

The monitor has been replaced with@AskNinjaTom's P1S decorationsOne of them is to reflect the layout of P1S, and I've also made some visual changes to make the front panel and structure more similar. I've also done this forGlass doors and lidsAddedIncisionAnd useColored PVC boardFill it in to imitate the appearance of real glassP1SandAMSThe letters are usedThe coloring tool from Bambu StudioAdded by me.

The version you see in the photo was made using0.2mm nozzleI printed it to get super-fine details and colored it directly in Bambu Studio. It looks great — but using AMS and changing the colors took more than 24 hours to print the entire model. Since then, I've also added other easy-to-print versions.

Adapted base model and contributors:

• @Panda63The original 1:5-scale model of the X1 Carbon
• @AskNinjaTomThe P1S monitor
• @smigi13The AMS model
• @XentoBiA scaled-down version of the waste bin for the consumables removal box

All the credit goes to these designers — I just put their works together and adjusted the details to make them more suitable for the printer on my desk.

Included versions:

• All the details0.2mm nozzle versionWith coloring fonts
• 0.4mm version
• There is no AMS versionWith sticker labels
• BringPanda Touch / BIGTREE TECHThe alternative display version of it
• PETG printing configuration, used for the transparent "glass" on doors and covers

Update:

• April 27, 2025: Added a transparent PETG configuration and an alternative display
• March 19, 2025: All printing configurations have been updated, and the LIDAR
• October 2, 2020:If you may have noticed, a commenter pointed out that the logo in the picture was upside down! Up until today, no one, including myself, had noticed it. I've flipped the logo on all the models, so it should be fixed now.

The accessories used:

• Colored PVC boards used for doors and lids
• Mini LED strip lights for internal lighting

The consumables used

• Body and inclined chute: Bambu PLA Metal
• Monitors: Bambu PLA Metal
• White font and logo: Bambu PLA Basic
• Heating bed: PLA Basic
• Handles and guide rods: CC3D Silk, silver color
• Extruder: PLA Matte
• Printing board: PLA Basic
• AMS: PETG Translucent

This was a small experiment, but it turned into a surprisingly detailed adaptation. I'm still learning, but this first step has taught me a lot and pushed me to try design work I'd never considered before. If you're a beginner like me, don't be afraid to adapt — it's a great way to learn.

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