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1/10 Crash Test Dummy Figure Ragdoll

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  • Crash Test Dummy.zip
    • Black Parts/2x Ankle.stl
    • Black Parts/2x Elbow Joint.stl
    • Black Parts/2x Eye.stl
    • Black Parts/2x Leg Joint.stl
    • Black Parts/2x New ankle.stl
    • Black Parts/2x Shoulder Joint.stl
    • Black Parts/Belly for servo.stl
    • Black Parts/Belly for servo_old.stl
    • Black Parts/Belly.stl
    • Black Parts/Neck.stl
    • Black Parts/Shoulder Joint Servo.stl
    • Color Parts/2x Arm.stl
    • Color Parts/Head.stl
    • Color Parts/Left Foot.stl
    • Color Parts/Left Forearm.stl
    • Color Parts/Left Leg.stl
    • Color Parts/Pelvis.stl
    • Color Parts/Right Foot.stl
    • Color Parts/Right Forearm.stl
    • Color Parts/Right Leg.stl
    • Color Parts/Trunk.stl
    • Holder/Support Bar.stl
    • Holder/Support Base.stl
    • Holder/Support Top.stl
    • Manual_v1_en.pdf
    • Manual_v1_es.pdf
    • Stickers A4 Format.pdf
    • Stickers US Lettre Format.pdf
  • Servo support wheel for testing with 9g servo.zip
    • Servo support.stl
    • Steering wheel.stl

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This is a crash dummy figure that is highly articulated. I can move its head, shoulders, elbows, wrists, abdomen, hips, knees and ankles.

Check the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/0-npyw3JUG8

There are 2 different options to mount it: with or without a servo to move the head. There are only 2 pieces that make the difference so you can build one and change to the other in a few minutes.

The optional servo mount moves the head and can be fun to be used in a RC vehicle.

It's 17.5 cm height (6.89 inches) and it uses M2 screws to put everything together. That way, in case you want to make changes or replace some parts you can do it easily.

It includes a stand to keep it on its feet, a PDF with circle stickers and instructions to help you build it (in English and Spanish).

To complete this build you will need some additional parts:
12 x 6mm M2 screws (https://aliexpress.com/item/1005002357962115.html)
Optional micro servo 2g (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005196721833.html)

I hope you like it!

Edit: I have uploaded the servo support and the steering wheel to be used with a 9g servo and 2x M2.5 screws (the white ones for testing included in the first section of the video)
robroy07
robroy07
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Print at 0.15mm layer height using PLA/PLA+

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All categories › Game › RC vehicles / Toys / Auto & moto

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