***Edit 8-17-18: Added neck part. This is really intended for static display.Not really intended for a wearable suit as this printed part will probably not be flexible enough to open up enough to get on a persons neck.
These were modeled from scratch using Blender and Autocad. Reference mainly taken from the 3D scans of the Don Post statue by TheHappyOne and photos from TK409 and MrTea’s reference libraries online. I have not printed them. If you do, please provide feedback and post. Wall thickness is mostly 3mm. I increased the thickness around the neck bolt area and the brim on the back piece.
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