A mecha design based on the A1, BambuBot-A1 AMS.ver
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【February 25, 2025, Updated and Optimized Version!】
- Overall connection structure has been optimized
- Added an articulation joint to the elbow and upper thigh
- Replaced the waist gear joint with a TPU joint
- Added an open hand pose
- Optimized the AMS gun barrel; now a telescopic structure
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【Note! This version requires TPU and M3x8(12) screws】
【Note! This version requires TPU and M3x8(12) screws】
【Note! This version requires TPU and M3x8(12) screws】
【The AMS backpack is released on another link: A.M.S Backpack (A.M.S pack for bambubot-A1) from Dongdong Naozi Yanzao She - MakerWorld】
【If you encounter any problems during printing or assembling this model, please leave a message in the comments section of the 《AMS Backpack》. Feedback in this comments section may be less visible to other users (though I will respond promptly)】
My AMS Lite had been gathering dust in the corner, unused, but I didn't want it to go to waste. So, I envisioned it: transforming the 3D printer into a Transformer, using the AMS as a weapons platform (like Optimus Prime's trailer). However, I couldn't figure out how to achieve simple transformation while maintaining high aesthetic appeal. My modeling skills are only at a beginner level, and this is my first attempt at designing a complete robot, so I ultimately designed it as a non-transforming model.
- The main body's design stems from a deconstruction and recombination of the A1 printer's appearance, so you'll find many details that are directly sourced from the A1; even some dimensional aspects are identical to the original. The final form more closely resembles the clean, modern industrial aesthetic of the A1. I also tend to favor designs that are concise, impactful, and logically consistent; every component and line should serve a purpose (though I don't always manage to achieve this, of course).
- The weapon design is inspired by real-world flamethrowers, Heavy Metal L-Gaim, and 08th MS Team's RGM-79GM Sniper, and incorporates the Bambu logo and printer accessories.
I've conceived some usage scenarios to make its integration with the AMS more rational.
The model in the physical photos utilizes the filaments listed below (excluding silver and TPU), faithfully recreating the A1's original colors.
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