👗 Sixteenth Century Plate Faulds and Tassets (hip and waist armor)・ 3D File for 3D printing・Cults

I set out on a journey to design the very best wearable 3D printed armor I might give you, after being dissatisfied with the historic accuracy of what was out there on-line.

I needed one thing traditionally correct to actual mid-Sixteenth century vintage armor from renaissance Europe. I imagine that, aside from the fabric, plate thickness, fastener kind, and the very fact these are printed; these information are an honest try at accuracy and gives the identical aesthetic and vary of movement an actual Sixteenth armor would supply.

I’m very joyful to share this labor of affection with you, and I hope that the included information might help you make your individual printed “vintage” piece, one thing that can look nice in your subsequent venture.

Please, don’t hesitate to contact me if in case you have any feedback or in the event you run into points.

Word: this can be a file for non-commercial use. Please don’t distribute it, print and re-sell, or use it for revenue.

=> It is a set of .stl information I designed to suit a 220x220mm print mattress. They’re straightforward to print and assemble utilizing minimal {hardware}.

=> I created a pdf meeting information to take you from the fundamental “print and put on” meeting all the way in which to a totally painted and weathered piece, like within the images.

=> I like to recommend printing with PETG or PETG-CF for sturdiness, ease of sanding, and UV resistance.

=> All of the fasteners, instruments and {hardware} crucial for an correct duplicate are listed within the information. This mannequin makes use of m5 chicago screws, 6x6mm and 8x8mm cap rivets, superglue, and faux leather-based strips. I like to recommend sourcing the {hardware} and instruments urged within the information.

=> Enclosed are the directions on find out how to arrange and scale the information in your personal construct, however the scaling values ought to match the Sixteenth century cuirass (onto which these are mounted)

=> This package matches different armor components in my store and types a set.