Brick Megafigure Armor & Helmet (10:1 scale)

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JuliaEbert

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Først set

2026-07-15 10:58

Sidst set

2026-07-15 10:58

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bricks knight armor medieval

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Take your brick megafigure back in time with a set of medieval knight armor and matching helmet. This is compatible with the brick megafigure and brick skeleton, at the same scale (10:1). Check out all my compatible models in this collection. It's also specifically meant to pair with the coordinating sword and shield. Printing instructions I recommend printing on a smooth print sheet to get a good gluing surface for the assembled parts. For the H2D profile, I have it set to use PETG support material interfaces for ease of removal. You should ensure that this is on a separate nozzle from the main PLA parts. (If you're printing the parts in PETG, you can also use PLA as your support material interface.) Assembly instructions You will need CA glue (cyanoacrylate/super glue) to assemble the parts. Each print sheet includes the necessary connector pins to assemble that part. For all parts, glue the connector pins into one side of the parts to be connected. Then add glue to the holes and face of the connecting part and stick them together. Helmet: Note that the helmet uses shorter connector pins! Note that there is only one orientation that the insert will fit into the inside of the helmet, so check your pin alignment. Visor: Glue together the 3 visor parts and wait for the glue to fully cure. Then, clip it into the helmet from the front. This will take a fair bit of force the first time you do it, but it should snap into the indents on the side of the helmet. Feather: Pretty straightforward, but lots of pins. If you had any warping on your bed, some small clamps can help pull these pieces together. Armor: There is an R in the right shoulder piece and an L in the left shoulder piece. Make sure you're attaching each to the the correct side when you assemble.