SolidWorks Lego Man & Mould
Budget: £10 – £20 GBP
I will send over a clean 3-D reference model of a classic Lego minifigure. Your first task is to rebuild it as a single, fully-solid part in SolidWorks 2013, sticking only to the basic external shape and features—no fine textures or hollow interiors.
Once the solid is complete, scale it so the figure stands exactly 300 mm tall. Using that scaled part, create a matching solid negative mould that can be milled or 3-D printed without additional edits. The mould must be supplied as a separate .sldprt file, also saved back to SW2013.
Deliverables
• Lego man solid model (.sldprt, SW2013)
• Same model scaled to 300 mm (.sldprt)
• Solid negative mould (.sldprt, SW2013)
Acceptance checks
• Models open error-free in SolidWorks 2013
• Uniform 300 mm overall height verified in the feature tree or measure tool
• Negative mould is watertight and fully encloses the positive part (I will modify this myself)
If any clarifications are needed before starting, just let me know and I’ll respond quickly.
Once the solid is complete, scale it so the figure stands exactly 300 mm tall. Using that scaled part, create a matching solid negative mould that can be milled or 3-D printed without additional edits. The mould must be supplied as a separate .sldprt file, also saved back to SW2013.
Deliverables
• Lego man solid model (.sldprt, SW2013)
• Same model scaled to 300 mm (.sldprt)
• Solid negative mould (.sldprt, SW2013)
Acceptance checks
• Models open error-free in SolidWorks 2013
• Uniform 300 mm overall height verified in the feature tree or measure tool
• Negative mould is watertight and fully encloses the positive part (I will modify this myself)
If any clarifications are needed before starting, just let me know and I’ll respond quickly.