Giá đỡ mô hình Lego V-19 Torrent

I used a couple of different files found from StawiamKlocki.pl designs. I modified the base so that it is wider to support the two arms needed to hold up the torrent. There are no spaces for minifigs or a nameplate, as I wanted more of a plain display to hold it up.

This model uses the same screws as the original. I used 4x #6 x 5/8 screws to connect the arms to the base, and I used 2x #4 x ½ screws to attach the connectors to the arms.

This model is a little unique from the original in that it doesn't use official Lego bricks to connect the model to the stand. This stand does not have a flat or uniform bottom, and with the middle bottom wing, it was hard to find a way to attach. I used Lego model pieces to build out a connection plate that connects to the two bottom sides and holds the Torrent at a 20 degree angle. The models I used for the pieces are based on official Lego sizes, but the tolerances are not as tight, so it's more of a loose fit, which is a good thing. This ensures there is no inadvertent stress put on the model that could damage the pieces. And even with the looser fitting, the model stays up just fine and is secure.

I recommend you print the connector piece at an extremely fine layer height (0.08 or 0.1mm) and with support on so that the printed Lego can still mate with the official Lego. 
You will need two of the arms, and both the arms and the base can really be printed at any layer height you prefer; it doesn't really matter. 

The tolerances for the pieces to go together are a little tight, more so on the connectors to the arms. I would just be careful when mating them together before screwing that you don't accidentally snap off a piece of the connectors; the arm to the base is much less of a problem.

And that's pretty much it. Once you connect the arms to the base and connectors, you can just slide on the V-19 Torrent, and the connectors hold it in place at a 20 degree angle downward. Please upload any images if any of you do end up making one.