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Corkmen
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Last crawled date: 5 years, 7 months ago
The Corkmen models are posable figures that can be used in simulated battles. They are similar to Corkenstein (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4070467) in that they use ball and cup joints. The model requires 10-12 corks for the bones between the articulated joints. To complete the model, you need to print the following parts:
1 - CM140xHead2
1 - CMTopTorso-3Balls2
1 - CMBottomTorso-1Ball2
1 - CMHips2Cup2Balls2
2 - Shoulder2
8 - CupBall2
2 - CMHeel2
2 - CMToe
2 - CMHand2
6 - CupCup2
I recommend using 80-100% infill to strengthen the ball joints, since this is the weakest part of the model. The Machine Gun and Tommy Gun models are adaptations of Andersschuler101 Lego Tommy Guns (www.thingiverse.com/thing:1765669) that I added attachment knobs to enable the Corkmen to hold the guns. The sword and halberd are original designs with similar attachment knobs.
1 - CM140xHead2
1 - CMTopTorso-3Balls2
1 - CMBottomTorso-1Ball2
1 - CMHips2Cup2Balls2
2 - Shoulder2
8 - CupBall2
2 - CMHeel2
2 - CMToe
2 - CMHand2
6 - CupCup2
I recommend using 80-100% infill to strengthen the ball joints, since this is the weakest part of the model. The Machine Gun and Tommy Gun models are adaptations of Andersschuler101 Lego Tommy Guns (www.thingiverse.com/thing:1765669) that I added attachment knobs to enable the Corkmen to hold the guns. The sword and halberd are original designs with similar attachment knobs.