#Star order by size for free#

Fine_Engineer has also included a PDF with assembly instructions, exploded views of certain pieces and a parts list.

#Star order by size for free#

If youвЂ™d like to make your own droid the files to do so are available for free over on Thingiverse. If you extend the legs and neck BD-1 gains quite a bit of height, standing between 60 and 70 centimetres tall. In a regular stance this print measures in at 45 centimetres. Once sanded and painted a panel was added to the back of the head to allow changing colours of light to shine through. Printing itself took even longer at 100 hours with the largest part, the head, needing 23 hours on its own. Screenshots from the game were used for accuracy here but the issue of scale and creating a proper 1:1 representation of BD-1 proved to be a challenge, resulting in the body needing to be resized three times. Regardless of software used 60 hours of difficult design work was needed here before it was time to print.

The CAD software used to create the model here was one we donвЂ™t hear about often in Siemens NX. Instead of a small desk toy or static prop, this version is a life-size recreation complete with articulation.ДЄppropriately named Thingiverse user Fine_Engineer is responsible for this project and filled us in on the process from idea to the completed version you see on this page. The adorable droid companion from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, BD-1, has been given the 3D printed treatment.