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Minecraft Creeper
A scale model of a Minecraft Creeper
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Description
This is scale model of the Minecraft Creeper
Under the covers it's a relatively minor rework of the creeper found here:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:8346
Changes are:
- Increased the depth of the toes, making their size a parameter
- Deepened the holes for the face, made the depth a parameter
- Parameterised the creation of the connecting holes for the legs. It's possible to print the body & legs as a single piece.
- Flipped the Z axis, so that it's up the right way in the scad file
- Cleaned the scad file a bit for readability, reused code for legs/toes.
There are two and a half sets of STL files.
- One with 'pins', which can be printed separately, then clipped together and allow the model to be moved.
- For a bit of variety there is a minor variant of this where the legs connect to the body with a glue-in 'pin-plate'. I found this useful sometimes as printing a vertical pin on top of the legs is often problematic, whilst printing the pin plate on its side is quite easy.
- The non-pin STLs need to be glued together.
The Steve in the photo is my 'Minecraft Steve' model if you are interested.
Under the covers it's a relatively minor rework of the creeper found here:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:8346
Changes are:
- Increased the depth of the toes, making their size a parameter
- Deepened the holes for the face, made the depth a parameter
- Parameterised the creation of the connecting holes for the legs. It's possible to print the body & legs as a single piece.
- Flipped the Z axis, so that it's up the right way in the scad file
- Cleaned the scad file a bit for readability, reused code for legs/toes.
There are two and a half sets of STL files.
- One with 'pins', which can be printed separately, then clipped together and allow the model to be moved.
- For a bit of variety there is a minor variant of this where the legs connect to the body with a glue-in 'pin-plate'. I found this useful sometimes as printing a vertical pin on top of the legs is often problematic, whilst printing the pin plate on its side is quite easy.
- The non-pin STLs need to be glued together.
The Steve in the photo is my 'Minecraft Steve' model if you are interested.
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