Driver of the Empire's armored ICAT transports — the "Juggernaut" — known from the hunt on Morak in The Mandalorian. Fully built and field-ready.Full CRL requirements ↗
Print time~75h
Filament used~2.8kg
Printed parts2
Sourced parts2
Helmet and chest armor printed from free files by Sean Fields (Project 842), further developed by the ICAT Trooper Build Group. Neck seal from ImperialSeamstress, tunic tailored by Jim Tripon.
CRL calls for an olive/camo-green semi-gloss finish, heavy weathering, dark lenses, and a full greeble set — frown line, cheek-tube vents, McQuarrie details and rear dome grooves.
First sanding passTest fittingResin coated and curing under a UV lightSpray filler primer.Final color, ready for weatheringInterior padding fitted
Black ribbed upper seal with a horizontally-ribbed bib visible beneath the tunic collar.
Tunic
Sourced, not printed — tailored by Jim Tripon
Olive-grey long-sleeve jacket with a mandarin collar, no visible fasteners, moderately weathered.
Chest Armor
Free STL by Sean Fields (Project 842), originally shared in the Mudtrooper Builders ↗ community, refined by the ICAT Trooper Build Group
Printers
Voron 2.4 350 + Bambu Lab P1S
Filament
eSun ABS+
Nozzle / layer height
0.6mm / 0.24mm
Walls / infill
3 / 15%
Filament used
1368g
Print time
1d 5h 30m · split into 3 parts
Supports removed, then sanded at 120 grit before aligning the pieces with CA glue and welding the seams with a soldering iron and plastic welder — staples trimmed flush with a Dremel. Inside coated with XTC-3D, outside coated with Anycubic ABS-like resin, cleaned with isopropanol, 240-grit sanding, Motip filler primer, 3M glazing putty on the deeper scratches, another 240-grit pass, then wet-sanded up to 800 grit. Base coat in Hagmans primer, painted with Montana Gold G1170 Nato and misted with G7270 Basalt for the olive-grey weathering.
CRL calls for accurate panel shape and greebles, shoulder-strap buckles on the upper chest plate, and an olive-grey, moderately weathered finish.
Panel seams stitched with wire staples during plastic weldingRaw printed shell before finishingFiller primer with glazing putty on the deeper scratchesSanded back after the filler primer passPrimed and set up for paintPainted and assembled in the final olive-grey
Back Armor
Free STL by Sean Fields (Project 842), originally shared in the Mudtrooper Builders ↗ community, refined by the ICAT Trooper Build Group
Printer
Voron 2.4 350
Filament
eSun ABS+
Nozzle / layer height
0.6mm / 0.24mm
Walls / infill
4 / 15%
Back plate with an upward-sweeping collar, two recessed panels with vents and hose connectors, raised greeblies, and shoulder-strap slots — olive grey, moderately weathered.
Shoulder Armor
Mirror-image shoulder bells with asymmetrical detailing and shallow groove patterns, painted olive grey with moderate weathering.
Bicep Armor
Beveled raised bicep strip, optionally with a fishhook detail — olive grey for the Lieutenant version, or red with yellow squares on the right bicep for Commander rank.
Gloves
Black leather gloves with knuckle stitching and finger seams, closed at the wrist with a U-shaped Velcro strap; all visible branding removed.
Belt
Black nylon web belt worn high, carrying six pouches of varying sizes finished in olive grey, closed at the back with Velcro.
Holster
Black leather (or leather-look) holster worn on the right side of the belt, positioned behind the rightmost pouch.
Pants
Black trousers with double-reinforced thighs and no visible pockets, weathered down to a charcoal-grey tone.
Shins
Olive-grey shin greaves with T-shaped knee plates and ribbed boot straps closed with cam buckles, moderately weathered.
