Building a BD-X Droid from Galaxy's Edge | Part 1
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
VanOaksProps kicks off a multi-part series building a replica BD-X droid inspired by the real Disney-engineered characters seen in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. The build relies on community-designed 3D model files and 3D printing services to recreate the droid's distinctive design. Part 1 establishes the project scope, introduces the source files, and begins the assembly and finishing process using hardware, adhesives, and spray paints.
Key takeaways
- ◆BD-X droid 3D model files are available through the MrBaddeley Printed Droids Patreon, designed by Alec Muir, Ethan Wyant, and collaborators
- ◆JLC3DP 3D printing service was used to produce the parts for this build
- ◆Assembly relies on CA glue, socket cap screws, and an electric screwdriver
- ◆Finishing involves multiple MTN 94 spray paint colors to match the droid's screen-accurate appearance
- ◆This is Part 1 of an ongoing build series
Who this is for
Star Wars fans and prop builders interested in recreating a screen-inspired BD-X droid using 3D-printed parts and accessible finishing techniques.
Tools mentioned
- • electric screwdriver
- • metric driver bits
- • CA glue
Materials mentioned
- • 3D printed parts
- • M3/4/5 socket cap screws
- • filler primer
- • spray primer
- • MTN 94 Anthracite Grey paint
- • MTN 94 Jewel Silver paint
- • MTN 94 Stardust Grey paint
- • MTN 94 Lava Orange paint
⚠ Safety notes
Use spray paints and primers in a well-ventilated area and follow manufacturer safety guidelines.
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