Blaster's Tower Mid Section from Transformers the Movie

Blaster's Tower Mid Section from Transformers the Movie

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Further adding on to this landmark from the '86 Movie, here's the midsection shaft which will help lift Blaster's Tower Pod upwards! This addon set is designed to work with the earlier Blaster's Communicator Seat (https://www.patreon.com/posts/49062371) and the Tower Pod (https://www.patreon.com/posts/49825554) On its own, this set comprises of the three-layered stack of the slanted platform just under the Tower Pod, a round and notched "collar" piece beneath that, and then followed by any number of levels of the tower body itself. With connected pegs (shown above in black), the CyberBase floor pieces of the earlier Tower Pod can be attached firmly on this construction. The way this is put together, the tower will be able to freely rotate on its tower! === ASSEMBLY === Attached also is an exploded view of the various parts in this set and how they all go together. Printable peg pieces have been provided for each of the portions where they are used to connect parts together. As far as possible, they should be printed horizontally on the printbed for best strength The difference between the tower walls labelled "(Top)" and the other set is that the former pieces do not have 5mm peg holes on their top (since there is no further walls above them to. You can choose to use as many tower segment to raise your tower as high as you like! Had seen some of the original design sketches where Floro Dery planned for the tower to be a really towering crows nest watchtower! So this can look…

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