A full-scale replica of the exoskeleton frame worn in the movie Elysium (2013) by Max Da Costa. A few parts differ from their screen appearance to introduce interesting detail but most have been modeled based on photographs and verified from several different angles.

All STL/OBJ exports use millimeter units. Build volume is 5,592,770 mm^3.

• Parts are viewable on GitHub.
• Instructions for building are included: Default (Light) | Hackaday (Dark)
• Follow the project on Hackaday.
• See the build log on Replica Prop Forum.
• Interested in contributing? Fork or see the project tasks here.

• print - contains STL exports of individual parts
• instructions - contains a PDF with build instructions
  • src - source InDesign file w/links used to export the instructions PDF
• assembled - contains high-poly STL and OBJ exports for the assembled exoskeleton
• src - contains Autodesk Inventor parts (.ipt) and assemblies (.iam)
  • Assemblies - contains assemblies
    • Pistons - contains assemblies for each unique piston pair
  • External - contains parts modeled after existing real-world objects so that they can be referenced in Exoskeleton assembly
  • Pistons - contains piston parts
  • Design - contains original drawings used at starting stage of the project
• render - contains 3D renders to show assembled parts at a glance
• view - contains low-poly OBJ export of the entire exoskeleton with ambient occlusion and UV coordinates (for real-time 3D rendering)
• build - contains photographs to show assembled parts at a glance
• references - contains reference photographs used to model all parts in this project

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3D Printed with machined pistons: