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Horizon Horus Titan

2023-08-05 10:37:22

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Summary

The FAS-BOR7 Horus. The future of automated warfare, made real today.

This is a "miniature" of the Horus titan from the Horizon series. This one is specifically modeled after the version featured in the Burning Shores DLC.

The scale is optimized to fit with the Horizon Zero Dawn board game, coming in at 4' from nose to tail. That's still scaled down from true scale to make it manageable size on a tabletop, since true scale is room sized.

Segmented wire core tentacles can be printed to whatever length you like and are fully posable. Magnetic hardpoint covers allow you to easily deploy or conceal weapons and heat sinks, with a bonus accessory case to store the inactive parts. The central processing core is hollowed to fit lighting effects. The legs, tentacles, and tail are detachable for storage and transport. There is also a display base that can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6191748

Due to it's size, this version of the model is sliced to fit on large format resin printers like the Anycubic M3 Max. It also has an FDM printed structural core. Presupported versions of all the parts are available here:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6155926

I have not tried printing at a smaller scale or slicing it for a smaller printer yet, but if you want to modify it yourself I will be happy to offer any assistance I can. I also have STEP files available here:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6285394

Post-Printing

I have only test printed this model once, and several parts have been adapted since the test printing to improve fit. There still may be some issues with the new parts, but it shouldn't be anything a little sanding can't fix. There will also likely be some slop in the printing process that needs to be sanded down, this is still not a beginner's build and you may need to do some fitting work, but I designed the model with fairly generous tolerances and it is all possible.

Multiple parts feature holes for optional 7/32" rods to help with assembly. One 7/32" rod made of high strength spring steel or "music wire" is needed to run through the length of the entire model to provide structural support.
It also uses a few 6/32 x 3/4" machine screws. Magnets used include 2x3mm and 1/4"x1/4" round magnets, with optional 1/8" flat magnets for the upper battery lid. I also used a 3v high intensity LED for the core light.

https://www.amazon.ca/Integrated-Spotlight-Lighting-Fixtures-6000-6500K/dp/B0B2Q7G3Z1

CORRECTION! 7/16" ROD IS MEANT TO BE 7/32" ROD. My bad.