Các Bản Mod Cho Pocket Bike

Why?

I love Marcus' Pocket Bike, but had a few issues printing it. Thus, here's some modified parts, and a list of the changes I made!

Printing and assembly remain mostly unchanged from the original, see individual part change logs for more detail.

Legacy V. Flush Kickstand!

There are two versions! Flush and Legacy - Please make sure you get the right file!
(Legacy has the kickstand on the outside and is pinned, Flush has the kickstand become part of the body)

Body

• Added additional body peg towards front (You need 3 in total now)

• Changed "MCB" text to my own "Double Arrows" logo to avoid mirroring issues

• Added kickstand and 3mm display stand support

• Kickstand now pinned in (Legacy)

• Kickstand now part of body assembly (Flush)

• enlarged fork holders to avoid thin bridging issues

• Must be mirrored in-slicer

Kickstand

• Pinned in for security (Legacy)

• Blends in(?) with main body to avoid changing the look too much

• Has 3mm display stand port for aerial poses

Forks

• Smaller axle holes for more positive grip (Avoids glue)

• May need extreme force (e.g. hammer) to install axles

• Front and Rear forks grouped into two files for easy printing

Side Panels (Legacy)

• Modified to clear kickstand

• Grouped into one file for easy printing

Handlebar

• Mushroom peg in middle to avoid bars sliding out

• Allows for rotation for better posing

Wheel & Tire

• Parts count reduced to make printing less of a hassle

• Cover now friction-fits inside tire to avoid lining holes up or gluing

• Tire rim flattened off to assist in keeping bike upright without kickstand

• Axle hole made larger to compensate for less-tuned printers

• Optional M3 screw may no longer fit, but I don't have M3 screws to check

Along with these modified parts, you'll also need from the original...

• body pin 2.stl (x3)

• rear axle.stl

• front axle.stl

• seat.stl

• hedlight.stl

• tail light.stl

You may also benefit from having...

• Hot glue (Side panels - Much easier than superglue)

• Hammer (Front and rear axles - These use a tighter grip than the original and thus need more force)

• Needle-nose plier**s** (Body Pins - Just makes installing them a lot easier)

• Silver paint (Headlight - That extra shine makes all the difference)

• 3mm display stand (Port's in the kickstand - If you want to get the bike in the air, this is the way to do it! I used the Bandai Action Base 6 for the pictures)

Have fun, and happy printing!