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XYZWorkshop
Feb '15

Hey Guys just wanted to show off my latest creation. We just finished printing a large ED209 from the movie Robocop for Imaginables.com.au 1 . Check out the photos! Printed straight out from an Ultimaker 2, little to no post processing. No painting. Using Colorfabb Shining Silver, and Black Flexible filament from Ultimaker.

This 3D print model is made from 23 parts.

The final build is approximately 210mm wide x 280mm deep x 245mm high

You can Download the model for free from http://tiny.cc/zcnftx 1

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Alex3DHubs
Feb '15

Those prints turned out really well! I thought it was airbrushed at first, cool to see some of the experimental ColorFabb filaments put to good use. Did you have to reprint any of those small parts?

XYZWorkshop
Feb '15

Did reprint some parts over and over cause I was trying to make everything as print friendly as possible. However I must admit the leg could be print friendlier. Currently needs a lot of supports. Perhaps version 2.0 we will fix this.

gone_awayforeve
Feb '15

Awesome work. Ended up printing one of those on the Ultimaker v1 a while back, but this one looks top notch on the V2 :slight_smile: Well done!

HiQuality_Hub
Feb '15

Great work guys. I love to see these ambitious projects that push the boundaries on size and construction as it really shows that 3D printing is about more than just printing small plastic robots (even though that’s the way everyone starts with an Ultimaker).

Love the picture where it looks like it’s penned in the printer ready to burst into action.

2052
Feb '15

This is utterly stunning! I am definitely printing one of these out to have on our display shelf in the studio!

Fantastic model, fantastic print, seriously incredible work!!

Yiannis_2
Feb '15

The clips above its arm, shown clearly in the close up photo, seems to be laybrick.

Is that the case?

Is it regular pla painted or printed in UM2 highest quality or it is just the photo that confusing?

I must say it looks great. How heavy it is?

XYZWorkshop
Feb '15

Clip above the arm? All the greys printed using colorfabb shinning silver, the blacks printed using just black PLA, the rubber joints printed using flexible filament black from ultimaker and the elbow is printed using colorfabb bronzefill

formwurx
Feb '15

Love it! I’ll give that a go on my form1+ I think :slight_smile: - check out my version of bucket on Talk and see what you think to that on the UM2.

Printam3D
Feb '15

Wow. It looks pretty impressive. Nice work!

What did you use for the hands because it has a copper color I think?