Toy Bulldozer

IntroductionHi Everyone, This is a toy bulldozer I made that uses print-in-place tracks and mostly snap fits to assemble. It's a fun little print and will be a fun toy for any age. Approximate size is 170mm long x 120mm wide x 110mm tall. This tracks are a version of my finger tracks made for up-scaling to 125%. The main body uses 4 colors, and is optimized to avoid unnecessary color changes. I believe it does 22 changes total (which is not bad imo).If you want to cut down waste, you can forgo the red/orange tail lights and reflective sign on the back (just change them to the same yellow color as the main body. I've also made a slightly different version that does not require the AMS, its located in separate print profiles. 2025_04_01: I never got around to making a ripper for the back, but check out @BrezZZz's awesome design here. If you like this, you should know that I've finished my Cyberbrick remote controlled version of a bulldozer. Its has a slightly more complic