** Update 01/16/2025 - The Chest has been adjusted to allow for an easier assembly of the arm.

** Update 01/14/2025 - New Print Profile added with some changes to the waist area and hands. I removed the butt cheeks and added a Butt Plate to the Waist. Waist now has a Thermal Detonator or you can print a Waist to accept an Adapter for a stand. Hands are now able to accept Hand Guards. Plate 4 is only the updated armor parts. **

Hi All,

  I am a huge fan of the Dummy 13 models and have them laying around my home and office. Looking at the models, especially the ones I printed with a black frame and white armor, I realized I was wanting Storm Troopers to litter my home and office as well. So, I modified the armor of the Dummy 13 v1.0 model to be a Storm Trooper, or a Dummy Trooper.  No, it probably won't be accepted into the 501st, but it is sufficient for my needs. Is it proportional? Good enough. Is it accurate? More or less, more less. High resolution? Nope. 

  The helmet is from here and the chest is from here. I scaled the parts needed down to Dummy size and simplified what I could. The rest of the body parts were created in SketchUp from scratch with the original armor interior inserted inside, except the feet.  The dude even has a tush, but no butt plate and detonator, which was extremely weird to create.  For the feet, I used Coagula's Bigger Feet for Dummy 13 V1.0. 

  The included extended WAIST frame piece had to be created to allow the model to turn more freely at the waist. Also, I used original WAIST frame piece (x2) to connect the arms to the body, as the original CLAVICLE piece was too short to fit the Trooper's larger chest. It was easy enough to print when using emilskibsted's Dummy 13 - version 1.0! Print Profile (PETG + PLA - Reduced critical parts tolerances (100%+150%) ). I also used Mici's Anatomical elbow joints for the elbows.

  I have added a second print profile (DummyTrooper-v3 (All Parts Included)), which includes all the parts you need to complete the build. No longer will you need to gather all of the pieces. The armor and helmet can be printed in either PLA or PETG, but the frame should be printed in PETG. The profile is set to a layer height of 0.20mm, 2 walls, and 20% infill. You can change these settings to your liking.

Assembly Instructions

  If you notice his left knee, I kept the original Dummy 13 knee in homage to the Dummy 13's.

  I hope you'll enjoy it and please feel free to make it better.