Spaceballs Trooper Big Brick Figure (6:1)

Upon reaching the cargo bay, Fred was greeted by the sight of Lone Starr and Barf trying to repair their ship, the Eagle 5. "Hey, you guys need a hand?" Fred asked, startling the duo.

"Who are you?" Lone Starr demanded, eyeing Fred suspiciously.

"Relax, I'm on your side," Fred replied, lifting his helmet to reveal a friendly smile. "I just couldn't stand working for Dark Helmet anymore. Plus, I really wanted to meet the guys who managed to outsmart him."

With Fred's help, Lone Starr and Barf quickly fixed the Eagle 5 and prepared to make their escape. Just as they were about to take off, Dark Helmet burst into the cargo bay, his cape dramatically billowing behind him.

"Seize them!" Dark Helmet shouted, but it was too late. The Eagle 5's engines roared to life, and the ship shot out of the cargo bay, leaving Dark Helmet in a cloud of exhaust fumes.

As they soared through space, Fred couldn't help but laugh. He had not only avoided Dark Helmet but also found himself on a thrilling adventure with two of the galaxy's most notorious heroes.

"Welcome to the team, Fred," Barf said, patting him on the back.

"Thanks, guys," Fred replied, beaming with pride. "I can't wait to see what crazy escapades we get into next!"

And so, the trio set off into the stars, ready for whatever hilarious hijinks awaited them.

This big brick Trooper from Spaceballs is designed with permission from the BASIC BIG BRICK FIGURE (Scale 6:1) by Bill Lab. AMS required for printing the legs, torso, waist and optional face. Glue the waist part to the waist once you have the whole figure put together (so you can position the part to not pop off). For the mouth part, I wedge in one corner then put on a flat surface and apply light pressure and roll the head to push part into place, rarely need glue for the mouth. Same concept for the eyes but I use glue for extra hold. I print the smaller parts on SuperTack plate most the time, but you can print the smaller parts without a brim on smooth plate might need to slow down the speeds depending on how good of adhesion you have on your plate, otherwise add a brim. May the schwartz be with you!

Check out my Dark Helmet model too!