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G1 Seeker Body Replacement Parts

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  • G1 Seeker Parts.zip
    • ABS/Chest Color/G1 Seeker Chest.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/Arm left.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/Arm Right.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/Back.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/Cockpit 1.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/Cockpit 2.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/L Leg 1 for easier FDM.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/L Leg 2 for easier FDM.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/Nose for easier FDM.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/Nose Left.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/Nose Right.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/R Leg 1 for easier FDM.stl
    • ABS/Main Body Color/R Leg 2 for easier FDM.stl
    • ABS/Secondary Color/Arm Inside.stl
    • ABS/Secondary Color/Foot.stl
    • ABS/Secondary Color/Jet Nozzle.stl
    • ABS/Secondary Color/Shin.stl
    • PETG/G1 Seeker Canopy no .stl
    • PETG/G1 Seeker Canopy with FDM .stl
    • PLA/Arm Hinge.stl
    • PLA/Foot Wheels.stl
    • PLA/head.stl
    • PLA/Hip t.stl
    • PLA/Wing Hinge.stl
    • TPU/Nose Cone.stl

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Publication date 2024-10-29 at 15:42
Design number 2421123
Phantomgoat04

Phantomgoat04

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3D model description

Redesigned entire g1 seeker so i can make custom seeker parts in different colors. Make your own. Replace pieces on original with whatever color you want. I made my own in ABS, PLA, TPU, and PETG. Printed up some custom stickers and put together with #3 -24x1/4 screws just like the originals. I spent over 30 hours on this redesign modeling everything in Cinema 4D and exported as STL files so that I can print FDM on Creality Ender 5 S1.

I recommend printing the main body pieces in ABS on FDM printer or ABS like resin. The hinges and head should be in PLA. The canopy in PETG and the nosecone in TPU. I use a little lube to force it on the peg. There are plenty of free wings, fins and weapons available for free to so I did not include them in this design.

I have separated the pieces by color and materials. Let me know if you have any questions, concerns, or requests. I did multiple prototypes and this version is about as good as I can do without using a CAD program.

For personal use only. Not for resale.

3D printing settings

What I used

0.3mm Nozzle

Creality CR-ABS:
Layer - .01
Wall - 1.2mm
Infill - 100% (For most parts)
PT - 245
BT - 90
Speed - 55
Cooling - 20%
s - Yes
Adhesion - Brim

Kingroon PLA:
Layer - .01
Wall - 1.2mm
Infill - 100% (For most parts)
PT - 200
BT - 60
Speed - 120
Cooling - 100%
s - Yes
Adhesion - Brim

Geetech PETG:
Layer - .01
Wall - 1.2mm
Infill - 100%
Flow - 110%
PT - 230
BT - 70
Speed - 50
Cooling - 50%
s - No
Adhesion - Brim

Eryone TPU:
Layer - .01
Wall - 0.9mm
Infill - 75% (concentric)
Flow - 102%
PT - 230
BT - 70
Speed - 120
Cooling - 75%
s - Yes
Adhesion - Skirt

Print wheels in silver or paint and use paperclip as axle

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