Terminator Endoskeleton LFS Piston Set

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1:1 scale Piston models for the LFS T2 T-800 endoskeleton. The file name of each model indicates how many of each is required to print. The additional pictures show where each piston sits on the endoskeleton. Piston 1: - It's the one sitting between the torso and pelvis. The telescopic piston style variant. - You need to print 2. Piston 2: - It's the one(s) sitting on the thigh part of the leg connecting pelvis and knee - front (and rear). - You need to print 2 or 4 depending on which version you want to replicate. (On the LFS kit the rear one is labeled as Piston 4 in this setup, but the SWS versions use Piston 2 in both front and rear position) Piston 3: - It's the one sitting on the shin part of the leg connecting knee to the foot - rear. - You need to print 2 Piston 4: - It's the one sitting on the thigh part of the leg connecting pelvis and knee - rear. - You need to print 2 or 0 depending on which version you want to replicate. (In most endoskeletons the thicker style piston 2 sits where this one sits) Piston 5: - It's the one sitting on the thigh part of the leg connecting pelvis and knee - rear - as well as two sitting on the shin part of the leg connecting foot and knee. - You need to print 6. Piston 6: - It's the one sitting on the upper arm connecting shoulder and elbow - front. - You need to print 2 Piston 7: - It's the one sitting on the upper arm connecting shoulder and elbow - rear. - You need to print 2 Piston 8: - It's the one sitting on the Lower arm connecting shoulder and hand - middle. - You need to print 2 Piston 9: - It's the one sitting on the lower arm connecting elbow and hand - on either side of the middle piece. - You need to print 4. Piston 10: - It's the one sitting on the torso - shoulder blade - connecting torso and shoulder - rear. - You need to print 2. Piston 11: - It's the one sitting on the torso - collar bone - connecting torso and shoulder - front. - You need to print 2. Piston 12: - It's the one sitting on the torso - sits inside the torso - connecting shoulder motor to inside the chest. - You need to print 2. Piston 13: - It's the one sitting on the torso - sits inside the torso - connecting shoulder motor to inside the chest. - You need to print 2.

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