Iron Man mkIII 3D Print Files - FREE

One question Kenlandrum, how do I print the objects in my size? I measure 6 "or a little more, in centimeters would be 1 meters 84 centimeters
 
Hello kenlandrum!

Are you still working on this project?
It looks amazing!
Keep up the good work!
Hope to see some more pics sometime soon

Best regards,
Douglas.

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Hello kenlandrum!

Are you still working on this project?
It looks amazing!
Keep up the good work!
Hope to see some more pics sometime soon

Best regards,
Douglas.
 
iron.PNG

Thanks to kenladrum, I was able to finish my helmet ... right now it is pretty bad and unsmooth but good enough for the project I need to turn in ...
I hope to learn how kenladrum makes his models soo smooth?
 
kenlandrum said:
Hello all!
First constructive post here.

I have been working on a IM mkIII display for a while and now I'm starting to make some of the smaller, more detailed parts. I have found the easiest way to generate these is on a 3D printer as many have already done. As 3D printers become more accessible to everyone I figured I would go ahead and create a thread where I could make these files available as I go and share them with the group.

Any helpful criticism is MUCH appreciated. From my experience lurking on this board for some time I have found many of the members here to be extremely talented and I would certainly welcome the feedback.

I am using 3dsMax for all of my modeling and generally converting the max files to .obj for print. If you need any other format there are free file converters out there... Sorry, but it has become overwhelming try to convert files for everyone.

------IRON MAN mkIII 3D parts------

Hip Pod:
View attachment 184260
Updated 05-02-2013 Screws more recessed, beveled edge and less detail in flat part.
Updated: 05-14-2013 Scaled to 5" diam., Revised details to match new movie ref. (last revision, I swear!)
http://kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_HipPod_v012.obj
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Shoulder Pivots:
View attachment 187326
1-7/8" diameter
http://kenlandrum.com/IM_mkIII_ShoulderPivot.obj
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Forearm (including Elbow Pivots & Inner Elbow Shutters)
View attachment 193995
http://kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_Forearm.obj
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Arm Ring Base:
View attachment 187355
Ring is approximately 5-3/4" diameter
www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_Arm_Base_Ring.obj
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Neck Details:
View attachment 187356
Not sure how to go about separating this one out for printing...
http://kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_Neck_Detail.obj

View attachment 187357
For those who just want the Collar Bone.
http://kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_CollarBone.obj
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Knee Pivot:
View attachment 187348
Knee Pivot is sized to 2-5/16" Diameter
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM_mkIII_knee-pivots.obj
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Inner Knee Shutters:
View attachment 187350
approximately 5-3/8" wide and 10" tall
www.kenlandrum.com/IM_mkIII_knee-shutters.obj
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Chest Buttons:
View attachment 187360
Sized to 27/32" diameter
(revised 5-03-13 deeper larger slot)
http://kenlandrum.com/IM_mkIII_chest-button_v02.obj
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Back Button:
View attachment 187343
1.25" diameter
http://kenlandrum.com/IM_mkIII_BackButton.obj
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Arc Reactor:
View attachment 187328
http://kenlandrum.com/Arc_Reactor-disassembled_v03.obj
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Unibeam:
View attachment 187329
(Revised 05-10-2013 - Complete overhall! The correct size for the Unibeam is 3-11/32" ---Enjoy)
http://www.kenlandrum.com/Unibeam.obj
...and now the "Shapeways Friendly" version
View attachment 187330View attachment 187331View attachment 187397
http://www.kenlandrum.com/unibeam-center.obj
http://www.kenlandrum.com/unibeam-middle.obj
http://www.kenlandrum.com/unibeam-outer.obj
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Right and Left Hand available:
View attachment 191353
(revised 05-30-13 - shell modifier added for print, minor geo tweaks)
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_R_Hand.obj
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_L_Hand.obj
Here is Andy's file cut up and ready to print. Thanks Andy!
http://www.kenlandrum.com/andy-hand_HD_solid.stl
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Palm Repulsor:
View attachment 187333
http://www.kenlandrum.com/palm_repulsor-02.obj
(Revised: 05-15-2013 Redesigned to match boot jet, etc.)
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Helmet Fasteners:
View attachment 187344
Slotted Fasteners: .26" Smooth Fasteners: .27"
http://kenlandrum.com/IM_mkIII_HelmetFasteners.obj
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Ears:
View attachment 187325
(Updated: 05-06-13 Slot tapers on outer edge.)
2-7/8" diameter
http://kenlandrum.com/ironman_ear-v02.obj
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Mouth:
View attachment 187345
http://kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_Mouth.obj
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Boot Jet:
View attachment 187346
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_BootJet_v01.obj
**In sticking with the movie scale the Jet has been sized to 2.25" diameter (to fit the pep boot it should measure about 2")
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Boot Pivot:
View attachment 187347
Sized to approximately 1-3/4" diameter (for pep boot size to 1-1/2" diameter)
http://www.kenlandrum.com/IM-mkIII_BootPivot.obj
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Having issues printing the hand file made by andy to print. Theres a lot of thin spots making it brittle. I have a replicator 2. Do you have any suggestions on things like infill and other fine tune print settings that i should tweak to make this file come out good? Thanks.
 
awsome thread i just have read through This is amazing i'll be using some pieces of you kenlandrum
For my Warmachine statue;)
keep up the good work ;)
 
kenlandrum said:
Yes, I have been VERY busy with work and the holidays, etc... No updates except for this website I was looking at. A bunch of Chinese stuff you can get for pretty cheap... Check out the IM mk3 hands for sale:
Wholesale/Retail Free Shipping FS Marvel Iron Man Head Play Hand Assemble 2012 EL Products Cosplay Toy Loose-in Action & Toy Figures from Toys & Hobbies on Aliexpress.com

...only problem is I don't see a left hand. BTW, who here has a 3d printer in the USA?
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Shapeways :D

Reel
 
kenlandrum said:
Yes, I have been VERY busy with work and the holidays, etc... No updates except for this website I was looking at. A bunch of Chinese stuff you can get for pretty cheap... Check out the IM mk3 hands for sale:
Wholesale/Retail Free Shipping FS Marvel Iron Man Head Play Hand Assemble 2012 EL Products Cosplay Toy Loose-in Action & Toy Figures from Toys & Hobbies on Aliexpress.com

...only problem is I don't see a left hand. BTW, who here has a 3d printer in the USA?
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I have a printer in the USA! Maryland!
 
reelprops said:
Shapeways :D

Reel
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Yeah, well Shapeways is a bit pricey for the trouble IMO, I am splitting the suit into small parts for a smaller format printer and would like to try it out. For me shapeways has been a good way to share the models... seems like some of the models print fine on personal printers while shapeways keep throwin' errors to me. I am sure Shapeways is fine for some but I just dont have the patience.

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GhostMinion said:
I have a printer in the USA! Maryland!
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Have you tried any of these files?
 
kenlandrum said:
Yeah, well Shapeways is a bit pricey for the trouble IMO, I am splitting the suit into small parts for a smaller format printer and would like to try it out. For me shapeways has been a good way to share the models... seems like some of the models print fine on personal printers while shapeways keep throwin' errors to me. I am sure Shapeways is fine for some but I just dont have the patience.

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Have you tried any of these files?
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Your files or the ones you were talking about? So far I've only done a couple parts to drumguy's helmet. Haven't had mine long and I'm finally getting the hang of it. Printing a jaw right now as we speak!
 
Here is the faceplate I printed a few weeks ago. I split it in half and printed it in two pieces in order to minimize the amount of support material needed. It could have used some more sanding but it didn't come out too bad for my first attempt at painting something I printed.
20131231_154136.jpg
 

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