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ED209 from RoboCop
3D Print this epic ED209 from the movie Robocop. You have 5 seconds to comply!
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Description
3D Print this epic ED209 from the movie Robocop. The model is a remix of a 3d model by Onur AYTEKIN and was remodelled and resized to be printed on the Ultimaker 2. There were alot of testing and printing of parts to get the look right, especially around Ed's Black Visor. Several iterations were done with different patterns.
This 3D print model is made from 23 parts.
The final build is approximately 210mm wide x 280mm deep x 245mm high
The legs require "fix horrible" Type A and requires supports "everywhere"
The images you see have very little post-production or painting and is taken straight from the printer, minus a little bit of sanding and polishing of the Bronzefill printed parts.
Website: http://www.imaginables.com.au
Materials and methods
Printed using
- Colorfabb Shining Silver
- Colorfabb Bronze Fill
- Ultimaker Black Filament
- Ultimaker Black flexible Filament
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Comments
this is going to be my first print, nice one
This model needs alot of modifications on the head before it will fit together. Maybe you should post that in the description
HI @Antoine_Mercadal we printed as it is in 1) without any supports. The way its angled you dont need any supports. You just need to have a brim to ensure it doesn't fall over
@thedirector yes you can just mirror the leg.. Or you can make your own using meshmixer
Appears to be that the right leg without supports is missing. Don't want to assume that a mirror of the left will suffice.
hi!
I've seen your work on YouMagine. they are very interesting. can put on my project elements3d.net. ? they learn more people and it's fun.
good luck in your business!
@bnagel well there are the non meshmixer files you can use to generate your own supports.
If you do create your own supports that works better, it would be nice if you can kindly share with the community.
Good Luck
All the meshmixer supported files are a bit of a nightmare. Supports are merged with the model and some don't provide the correct supports.
I finally finished my Ed-209!!! Looks amazing, it took me about a week to print everything, the right leg held me back a couple of months! I kept having issues with support but yesterday I finally got it. Also the fact that each leg takes about 14 hours to print held me back. It is hard to find that kind of time around here! Thank you so much for sharing this model!
On a side note, maybe if you slice the legs up into multiple pieces then we could print them with zero support! I would do it if I had the software and the know how.

- Printed on:
- Wanhao Duplicator4X
- Result:
- Reduced to 85%. Stuffed 16 parts on to 1 platter,, that was fun. Had to manually add supports,, to the Leg supports ?? Piece of filament,, on fire,, on both ends,, stick to support and bed at same time,, = Instant cross-brace. The canopy latching frame-bar needed to be chamfered back to 45*, in-order to receive the canopy. Printed the canopy without raft or supports :) Painting turned out pretty good. After reading a recent article on finishing techniques,, I'll know next time how to finish it pro-style.
- Feedback:
- ED209 - "online & activated"