Kream's Scrap Robot Mech Walker STL

The stink of diesel lingers thick in the air, while thousands of sparks shower and cascade over the head of a hard working goblin. She grabs yet another sheet of metal, more rust than iron, and bolts it to the side of her shoddy creation. It's crooked, but she doesn't care. Taking a few steps back and wiping her forehead with a grease-covered hand, she feels nothing but pride. Those thieves won't know what hit them! This scrapyard just got a new protector. 

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This is an STL file for Kream's Scrap Robot/Mech Walker, a model I (Kream) designed and modeled. He's got:

• Panels of scrap metal bolted all over him, to make him look like he's made out of junk. 
• A fun little sharp, toothy grin. Menacing!
• Twin guns on his head
• Two legs that let him stumble around
• Multiple exhaust pipes of different sizes
• If you're rude enough to look at his undercarriage, you'll also notice that he has a hatch door down there. That's where the operators can climb inside him. Whether he's a robot or a mech is up to you. 

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This file was designed to be printed on a cheap FDM printer. So whether you print it in filament or resin, it should turn out fantastic. Specifically, the models shown in the pictures were printed using an A1 Bambu Mini with a 0.4mm nozzle. The filament used is Bambu Gray Matte Filament. I used Bambu Studio to slice it. Hybrid tree supports. The printed figures shown in the pictures have some minor printing issues, but those are due to me being inexperienced with printing, not the file itself.

If there are any issues with the file or the download, please let me know. Enjoy, and send me any cool paint jobs or projects you use him for!

~Kreamies

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Legal Stuff:

You are buying the STL file to download so that you can print him for yourself. You are not buying a physical object. You are not allowed to resell or redistribute this model digitally or in physical form. Some examples of this are: printing it and selling it on Etsy or eBay, uploading it to Thingiverse or other similar websites, selling them at your local game store, etc. You are allowed to use this model to contribute to larger projects (like breaking it apart and using the pieces to kitbash, using it as part of a YouTube video, gluing the model to a different model, or using it in a large diorama, etc). I don't like writing legal stuff, it makes me feel all stuffy and horrible. Please make me feel better by showing me the cool ways you use this model!