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It allows you to give your old AA batteries a new lease of life and turn them into a highly entertaining articulated action figure!

 

Named by Dr Operator!

 

Explanation

All parts are available in two printing configurations. The first is at 100% scale, suitable for AA batteries; the second is at 179% scale, suitable for standard glue sticks

 

If you don't have AA batteries, we also provide a printable AA battery model. Try adding a color-changing print to the top for a more eye-catching effect!

 

To adapt to other cylindrical items, just measure the diameter of the item179%。 A zoom ratio of less than 100% can be quite challenging to handle.

 

The hands of this figure are compatible with the accessories of the Lucky 13 series. If you want to enlarge the parts, please apply the same scaling ratio to the accessories as well.

 

Print settings

If you have printed any of my other jointed figurines before, then you should be familiar with the recommended settings.

Materials	ABS, ASA, or PETG
Floor height	0.15mm
Fill rate	20%, linear type
Support	None
The bottom edge	No, unless you encounter problems with the adhesion of the hotbed

It is not recommended to use PLA, as it will "creep" over time, leading to loose joints.

 

Assemble

Push the spheres into the corresponding slots on the waist, chest, and lower limb parts. As shown in the figure, lock the limbs together. Clamp the waist and chest to the battery.

 

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