> The tanks in StarCraft 1 can be deployed in siege mode with support legs, turrets can be rotated, gun barrels can be pitched, and tracks can be rotated.

> All the blue parts of the actual image are the logo colors of each player in the game, and can be replaced with other colors to represent different players.

> The entire model is about 210 mm long, 135 mm wide, and 95 mm high (with the barrel flat).

> There are two hatches on the tank body that can be opened, there is no such setting in the game, I added it myself, and other models of this series will be designed later, when the time comes, the machine gunner or other soldier units will be used as tank crews, placed in the body, and you can see it when you open the hatch, or it is designed to open the hatch to reveal the head. Therefore, the body part under the hatch is reserved for the tank army, and the square groove is not used at present.

> The connection of all parts does not require any hardware, but different printers and consumables may cause inconsistent tolerances of printed parts, there may be some parts that are not tight enough after assembly, and need to be assisted with glue, and two parts are printed out by myself with glue.

> Between the support arm and the support foot, between the cover of the hatch and the bracket, use a PETG printing filament with a diameter of 1.75mm as the shaft connection, the two ends of the shaft are about 1mm longer than the corresponding hole, after wearing the shaft, heat the two ends of the shaft with a tool such as an electric soldering iron, and squeeze it into the chamfered hole after softening, and the position of the shaft is fixed. As shown below:

Tanks in StarCraft games-Fully 3D printed