Print one of everything except the feet, where you need two. Note that the models are oriented in their relative orientations and are not positioned for ideal printing. A few objects have an obvious flat side, but most will need some testing to pick a good print orientation. Sand everything well. The tolerances were right for my printer but you may need to adjust them based on how your printer and material behave. Everything should snap together in a fairly obvious way, except for: the upper and lower arms. These are designed to pivot on a small segment of 1.75mm filament. You may need to bore out the holes a bit, then trim and straighten a segment of filament and use as the axis. the shoulder and hip joints. These are ball joints and need to be glued in the desired pose. The antenna on the backpack should be made from straightened segments of filament.
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