I just bought the 3D files for Fatboy (and i gotta say, great detail) and the files are in the scale of 1/87 but i want to 3d print the mecha in the 1/35 scale, how much should I upscale the size of the parts? Im using Cura where I can upscale models uniformely
Ideally at the scale they come at, which is 1/35. If the joints don't fit, you'll have to adjust your print's layer exposure times. Exposure times vary depending on which resin or resin mix you use. If you want the perfect resin, I can recommend Resione M58. Check out my latest video for a test, settings and print results with M58
I want to buy every model from the site but I don’t have the means to 3D print anything :( hope printed copies become available sooner rather than later
I would recommend any of yor preferred resin 80 parts mixed with SirayaTech Tenacious 20 parts for a 80/20 ratio. Or you can also use SirayaTech Blu mixed with Tenacious, also 80/20 ratio. One resin that works perfectly on it's own is Formlabs Tough1500. Also it is recommended to assemble the parts after washing and drying, but before curing with UV light. That way the resin parts usually have more flexibility and assembly is easier.
Many customers have had the best results with the Siraya Tech resins, like siraya tech blue. I use a Formlabs printer and their resins, but not many hobbyists are using Formlabs yet.
Can't tell at this point unfortunately. I was planning a new Kickstarter, but prices skyrocketed (factory manufacturing, shipping, etc.). I'm currently evaluating other options besides Kickstarter. It'll take some time, but I hope to come up with a feasible way of producing the toys.
We currently can only sell 3D print files, but still working on making them available pre-printed as model kits. Updates will follow as soon as we can show something
There are 2 blinking LEDs in the lighting compartment, cables routed through an opening in the top chassis to the inside, wired in a series circuit. The batteries (4x LR66 1.5V button cells) sit in side the back of the chassis, behind the pilot seat and next to the motorcycle compartment (2 on each side). The button cells are connected to the circuit by adhesive copper band, going around the outside and inside of the motorcycle compartment walls. The circuit is interrupted at the bottom of the motorcycle compartment and connected by the copper strip added to the bike, when you insert the bike. It would be a more elegant solution though, to drill a hole in to the motorcycle and fill it with a copper wire to close the circuit, once it's put into place. Here's the LED set I used: www.ebay.de/itm/333942800400?hash=item4dc08ac010:g:6XkAAOSwaZdeOa5X I left out the resistors though, because of limited space, and instead directly connected the blinking LEDs to the button cells.
The Pocket mechs are available as 3D print files in the shop (teccotoys.com) if you own a 3D printer. For the 1/35 scale manufactured toys, I'm currently evaluating options to produce them, other than Kickstarter/Crowdfunding. The costs for manufacturing/shipping, etc. have gone up significantly during the pandemic, and crowdfunding with Kickstarter involves too many fees, so it's currently not feasible.
That's really neat, I wish more action figures had lights
Can't wait to buy these figures!
Love this!
Just awsome micheal. Wow is all I can say.
I just bought the 3D files for Fatboy (and i gotta say, great detail) and the files are in the scale of 1/87 but i want to 3d print the mecha in the 1/35 scale, how much should I upscale the size of the parts? Im using Cura where I can upscale models uniformely
that's easy, 87/35=2,486. So if you scale the parts up by factor 2,486 or 248,6 % you'll get the 1/35 scale.
@@teccotoys Bro come back to youtube pls
do you still have the kickstarter models? I would like to buy the stl
I only see pocket mechs on the site are you no longer doing the full size mechs?
the full size mech print files are coming to the store end of September
what scale should i print your figures? when i printed the Combat Drone ZX-C it didnt fit the joints
Ideally at the scale they come at, which is 1/35. If the joints don't fit, you'll have to adjust your print's layer exposure times. Exposure times vary depending on which resin or resin mix you use.
If you want the perfect resin, I can recommend Resione M58.
Check out my latest video for a test, settings and print results with M58
I want to buy every model from the site but I don’t have the means to 3D print anything :( hope printed copies become available sooner rather than later
Hello, I just bought and printed one of your models today. I used water washable resin, what resin do you recommend?
I would recommend any of yor preferred resin 80 parts mixed with SirayaTech Tenacious 20 parts for a 80/20 ratio.
Or you can also use SirayaTech Blu mixed with Tenacious, also 80/20 ratio.
One resin that works perfectly on it's own is Formlabs Tough1500.
Also it is recommended to assemble the parts after washing and drying, but before curing with UV light. That way the resin parts usually have more flexibility and assembly is easier.
@@teccotoys THank you for the replie.
Hi, i purchased on of the 3d pront file and i was wondering what kind of resine do you use ?
Many customers have had the best results with the Siraya Tech resins, like siraya tech blue.
I use a Formlabs printer and their resins, but not many hobbyists are using Formlabs yet.
@@teccotoys thank you, i have an Anycubic photon mono X, I've purchased Siraya Tech resin and I'll do a test print to see, thank you for your answer !
@@teccotoys update ! I printed the Astros Mech with the Siraya tech resin and none of the parts fits together...
❤🎉
Do you think these toys will ever be sold in stores? Or will they always be 3d print files to buy
Can't tell at this point unfortunately. I was planning a new Kickstarter, but prices skyrocketed (factory manufacturing, shipping, etc.).
I'm currently evaluating other options besides Kickstarter. It'll take some time, but I hope to come up with a feasible way of producing the toys.
@@teccotoys are the fingers poseable
These remind me of mighty max
Are these figures actually for sale now?
We currently can only sell 3D print files, but still working on making them available pre-printed as model kits.
Updates will follow as soon as we can show something
What scale is this? I love it
1/87
@@teccotoys PLS MAKE MORE OF THESE MECHS WITH POSEABLE FINGERS I BEG PRETTY PLS
🚨 ¿Cuándo estarán disponibles sin ser solo el archivo de descarga en 3D?.
How small are the electronics and where do they go?
There are 2 blinking LEDs in the lighting compartment, cables routed through an opening in the top chassis to the inside, wired in a series circuit. The batteries (4x LR66 1.5V button cells) sit in side the back of the chassis, behind the pilot seat and next to the motorcycle compartment (2 on each side). The button cells are connected to the circuit by adhesive copper band, going around the outside and inside of the motorcycle compartment walls. The circuit is interrupted at the bottom of the motorcycle compartment and connected by the copper strip added to the bike, when you insert the bike.
It would be a more elegant solution though, to drill a hole in to the motorcycle and fill it with a copper wire to close the circuit, once it's put into place.
Here's the LED set I used:
www.ebay.de/itm/333942800400?hash=item4dc08ac010:g:6XkAAOSwaZdeOa5X
I left out the resistors though, because of limited space, and instead directly connected the blinking LEDs to the button cells.
Whre can i buy
Ah....I have only one question.....”when？”
The Pocket mechs are available as 3D print files in the shop (teccotoys.com) if you own a 3D printer.
For the 1/35 scale manufactured toys, I'm currently evaluating options to produce them, other than Kickstarter/Crowdfunding.
The costs for manufacturing/shipping, etc. have gone up significantly during the pandemic, and crowdfunding with Kickstarter involves too many fees, so it's currently not feasible.
@@teccotoys 😥 I hope you find a solution
I want the painted pocket size more than 1/35, hope can see them in Kickstarter.
Make more video 😊😊
Smol
JUST SELL IT!!
Hola excelente trabajo...cómo puedo conseguirlo desde Colombia
Son archivos para imprimir en una impresora 3d. Los venden en su pagina