Dragoon V2 A - 69
Dragoon V2 A - 69
3D
Published 2020-04-07T17:44:10+00:00
This is a work in progress recreation of the Beyblade Dragoon V2. I'm trying to make it as close to the original as possible while also strengthening the weaknesses I found in the original design and make it easy to print. I will be uploading all of the parts as I create them until completion. As of right now the attack ring, bit chip, and spin gear have been printed, tested and works.
If you'd like to help me buy supplies and pay tuition please consider donating at: https://www.paypal.me/alecjdavidson
This is a fan made project and I am not affiliated with Takara Tomy or Hasbro.
Thank you for checking this out!
I look forward to creating more projects like these.
Printer:
Generic Delta Printer
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
.15
Infill:
10%
Filament_brand:
Any
Filament_color:
Any
Filament_material:
PLA
Notes:
You can print this in .15 res at 300mm/s if you're in a hurry and it'll come out looking just fine. Not sure if all of the stickers fit yet. I've not printed, cut, and tested them.
| Date published | 07/04/2020 |
I used the "Kingroon DIY Aluminum" 3D printer. The white parts were PLA, but the blue tip was printed using TPU. Aside from being flexible, TPU also has a similar texture and grip to rubber. The magne weight disk and spin gear's magnecore were not 3D printed, but are instead official parts. I couldn't find blue stickers on the provided sticker sheet for the back ends of the attack ring's dragon heads, so I used a sharpie instead. I also used a sharpie for the eyes because tiny eye stickers are terrible. I substituted some of the files for versions of the same parts that I already had on hand for the sake of convenience. That's the reason for some small shape differences, most notably a lack of notches in the bit chip. Personally, the only thing I don't like about this, is the thinness of the top of the attack ring's bit chip slot. Resulting print ended up looking half-destroyed in those two spots, and I might have been lucky that the bit chip doesn't just slip out due to that.