Foldable GIR ender3

The robot GIR from "Invader ZIM" is made into a foldable robot for 3D printing. This robot has a lot of fans and many requests to make. STL - https://fab365.net/items/185 There is no fixed size and shape because the animation is drawn with free lines. So it's a bit different from the picture, but I've created a form with my imagination. In the animation, the head is so large that the robot's head and body proportions have been adjusted to prevent it from falling over. And the arms and legs were adjusted to the size and thickness to print well with a 3D printer. In the animation, the robot can open the top of the head, which puts a lot of effort into implementing this structure. Because of this structure, the head and torso are separately printed and joined together. The folding order is especially important for this robot. ※ The head must be folded and inserted into the body. If you fold your head separately, you can't fit it in the torso. ※ 1. When folding the torso first, fold the upper body first and insert it into the lower body. 2. The head should be folded to the torso. If you fold your head separately, you can't fit it later on. 3. Align the torso to the hole under the head. 4. Rotate out the pin on the inside of the head and insert it on the other side of the head, simultaneously inserting the neck. Flex bed from Ziflex - https://zimple3d.com/products/ziflex-... #ASMR