Jet Pack MachineCraft Jetpack Thruster Bodies - FREE

[MachineCraft]

Hi everyone!,

Today we're introducing our first ever digital offering to the community - Jetpack Thruster Bodies.


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Jetpack Thruster Bodies (Digital Download)

Introducing our first ever free digital offering to the community - Jetpack Thruster Bodies. This digital download includes STL's for both the left and right-side Jetpack Thrusters. These Thruster Bodies are fully compatible with our Definitive Original Trilogy Thruster Greeblies and make...

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This digital download includes STL's for both the left and right-side Jetpack Thrusters. The Thruster Bodies are fully compatible with our Definitive Original Trilogy Thruster Greeblies and make installation of these parts effortless. They have also been designed to be a direct drop-in replacement for the Denuo Novo Jetpacks and accommodate an M6 threaded rod to attach using the hardware included with the DN kit. Metal greeblies that these Thrusters have been designed to utilize can be purchased here: Jetpack Thruster Greeblie Kit (Original Trilogy)

These files are available for FREE, and we will begin distributing the STL's later this evening!


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Cheers!,

Dakota

 

[MachineCraft]

Been a while since we talked about these! I'm close to wrapping up a modified V2 model. Notable points being that we skeletonized the whole thing to reduce weight significantly, corrected for some fitment issues with the Front Greeblie, and made these 100% compatible with our new Thruster Discs. These will still be available for free, and when we update the model in our store, it should automatically email everyone who has downloaded them in the past letting them know that a new version is available for download. As always would love some feedback on these!

 

[MachineCraft]

The V2 models have been uploaded to the website! If you have downloaded these previously, you should automatically receive an email letting you know the updated version is available (I would love some confirmation that is the case, though).

Looking forward to getting some feedback on these! If someone is willing to do some stress tests on them and let me know how they hold up at their current wall thickness, it would be immensely appreciated!