MWO Awesome 3D Printing Files | Assembly + Action

Face your fear! "Awesome" is here!
Heavy fighting machine with a weight of 80 tons. It was created in 2665 to replace STR-2C Striker. What they produced, not only replaced the aging "Striker", but also became one of the most terrible BattleMechs of all time. The Awesome is built around its impressive all-energy based arsenal and heavy armor making it a highly independent and powerful in assault. Awesome can keep his enemies under siege for a long time so that they can not even recover from fear and wounds.

  Technical specifications

• Mech type: Inner Sphere
• Class: Assault
• Mass: 80 tons
• Chassis: Technicron Type G
• Armor: Durallex Heavy
• Engine: Pitban 240
• Communications System: Garret T19-G
• Targeting Tracking System: Dynatec 2780
• Heat Sinks: 28
• Speed: 54.0 km/h
• Armament:    
  • RA - 1PPC
  • RT - 1PPC
  • LT - 1PPC
  • HD - Small Laser

Originally built for the Star League out of Technicron's factory on Savannah, the Awesome soon became a common sight in the armies of all the House Lords. And now this sight is available in your house! Huge, fleshy and cubic shape! This giant for a 3D printer was created exactly like your favorite Awesome! Based on the AWS-8Q. And that's not all... All limbs are movable and the torso rotates 360 °
You can replenish your collection with this amazing robot in Gambody Marketplace.

Get Awesome BattleMech 3D Printing files right now! Just click the green Buy button in the
top-right corner of the model’s page. You can pay with PayPal or your credit card.

All STL files for 3D printing have been checked for errors and corrected in Netfabb.
Note: Before starting 3D printing the model, read the Printing Details for CURA 2.3.1 software.

There are 33 parts for FDM version and 6 parts for SLS.
All parts of the joints must be printed at 100% infill.
In the SLS version, a special socket for arms and feet is developed so that you can adjust and
fix them in nine different positions!

FDM version:
- Is 1:60 scale and after being printed will stand 302 mm tall, 290 mm wide, 171 mm deep;
- Is designed to save almost all movable elements its prototype has;
- Has removable hinges that should be printed at 100% infill to make them solid.

SLS/SLA version:
- Is 1:100 scale and will stand 185 mm tall, 172 mm wide, 105 mm deep.
- Has as few details as possible to keep printing costs down.

Watch the tutorial video on how to assemble Awesome BattleMech 3D Printing Miniature at Gambody YouTube channel.

Also Male and female pilots 3D printing miniatures are available for purchase at Gambody. They will become a perfect match for your mech.

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On 07.11.2017 new version of joints have been added.

To use new joints, you do not need to reprint the whole model of your Mech!
You can find detailed picture guidelines about how to use new joints in your model HERE.

With the new joints you will get next advantages:

1. Increases frictional force
2. Possible to up scale or down scale the whole model
3. Printable from any type of material
4. Higher strength
5. Material shrinkage does not affect at strength and friction

STL files are already available for download in “Source files” tab for Version 1 (FDM/FFF 3D printers). You can find them at the end of the list.

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This model was tested in Cura 2.7.0. and print on an Ultimaker 2 in PLA material.

Note:

- You can print new joints with 20-30% infill. 
- With the new joints you can up scale or down scale the whole model.

- All parts of connectors should be printed at 100% infill.

- You should print old joints with 100% infill. 
- With the old joints do not try to up scale or down scale the whole model since it will not be assemble or movable after scale changes.
- Using the PLA material you should increase the scale of old joints at 2-3% in your slicing program.
- Using the ABS/CPE material you should increase the scale of old joints at 1% in your slicing program.

To avoid printing problems, we recommend the following settings:

Quality 
Layer Height: 0.1 mm
Initial Layer Height: 0.3 mm
Line Width: 0.4 mm
Wall Line Width: 0.4 mm
   Outer Wall Line Width: 0.4 mm
   Inner Wall(s) Line Width: 0.4 mm
   Top/Bottom Line Width: 0.4 mm
   Infill Line Width: 0.4 mm
   Skirt/Brim Line Width: 0.4 mm
   Support Line Width: 0.4 mm
 Initial Layer Line Width: 100%

Shell 
Wall Thickness: 0.8 mm
Wall Line Count: 2
Outer Wall Wipe Distance: 0.2 mm
Top Surface Skin Layers: 0
Top/Bottom Thickness: 0.8 mm
   Top Thickness: 0.8 mm 
      Top Layers: 8
    Bottom Thickness: 0.8 mm
      Bottom Layers: 8
Top/Bottom Pattern: Lines
Bottom Pattern Initial Layer: Lines
Top/Bottom Line Directions: [ ]
Outer Wall Inset: 0 mm
Compensate Wall Overlaps: Check
    Compensate Outer Wall Overlaps: Check
    Compensate Inner Wall Overlaps: Check
Fill Gaps Between Walls: Everywhere
Horizontal Expansion: 0 mm
Initial Layer Horizontal Expansion: 0 mm
Z Seam Alignment: Shortest
Ignore Small Z Gaps: Check

Infill 
Infill Density: 20%

Infill Line Distance: 3.5 mm
Infill Pattern: Grid
Infill Line Directions: [ ]
Infill Overlap Percentage: 10%
    Infill Overlap: 0.4 mm
Skin Overlap Percentage: 5%
    Skin Overlap: 0.02 mm
Infill Wipe Distance: 0.1 mm
Infill Layer Thickness: 0.1 mm
Gradual Infill Steps: 0
Infill Before Walls: Check
Minimum Infill Area: 0 mm2

Material 
Enable Retraction: Check
Retraction Extra Prime Amount: 0 mm3 
Retraction Minimum Travel: 0.8 mm
Maximum Retraction Count: 90
Minimum Extrusion Distance Window: 6.5 mm
Nozzle Switch Retraction Distance: 20 mm
Nozzle Switch Retraction Speed: 20 mm/s
    Nozzle Switch Retract Speed: 20 mm/s
    Nozzle Switch Prime Speed: 20 mm/s 

Speed 
Print Speed: 50 mm/s
    Infill Speed: 50 mm/s
    Wall Speed: 40 mm/s
      Outer Wall Speed: 30 mm/s
      Inner Wall Speed: 40 mm/s
    Top/Bottom Speed 20 mm/s
    Support Speed: 30 mm/s
      Support Infill Speed: 30 mm/s
Travel Speed: 120 mm/s
Initial Layer Speed: 30 mm/s

    Initial Layer Print Speed: 30 mm/s
    Initial Layer Travel Speed: 72 mm/s
Skirt/Brim Speed: 30 mm/s
Maximum Z Speed: 0 mm/s
Number of Slower Layers: 2

Travel 
Combing Mode: All
Avoid Printed Parts when Traveling: Check
Travel Avoid Distance: 0.6562 mm 

Cooling 
Enable Print Cooling: Check
Fan Speed: 100%
    Regular Fan Speed: 100%
    Maximum Fan Speed: 100% 
Regular/Maximum Fan Speed Threshold: 10 s
Initial Fan Speed: 0%
Regular Fan Speed at Height: 0.27 mm
    Regular Fan Speed at Layer: 2
Minimum Layer Time: 5 s
Minimum Speed: 10 mm/s

Support 
Enable Support: Check
Support Placement: Everywhere
Support Overhang Angle: 50°
Support Pattern: Zig Zag
Connect Support ZigZags: Check
Support Density: 15 %
    Support Line Distance: 2.3333 mm
Support Z Distance: 0.15 mm
    Support Top Distance: 0.15 mm
    Support Bottom Distance: 0.15 mm
Support X/Y Distance: 0.8 mm
Support Distance Priority: Z overrides X/Y
Minimum Support X/Y Distance: 0.2 mm
Support Stair Step Height: 0.3 mm
Support Stair Step Maximum Width: 5.0 mm
Support Join Distance: 2.0 mm
Support Horizontal Expansion: 0.2 mm
Support Infill Layer Thickness: 0.1 mm
Use Towers: Check
Tower Diameter: 3.0 mm
Minimum Diameter: 3.0 mm
Tower Roof Angle: 65° 

Build Plate Adhesion 
Build Plate Adhesion Type: Brim
Skirt/Brim Minimum Length: 250 mm
Brim Width: 8.0 mm
    Brim Line Count: 15 
Brim Only on Outside: Check

Mesh Fixes 
Union Overlapping Volumes: Check
Merged Meshes Overlap: 0.15 mm

Special Modes
Print Sequence: All at Once
Surface Mode: Normal

Experimental 
Extra Skin Wall Count: 0

Disclaimer: This model will look outstanding if printed on SLA/SLS 3D printer. The accuracy of the model printed on FFF printer can vary from the result shown in the pictures.