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NOVA UGV Unit 3rd Assault Brigade

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29 Sept 2026

The 3rd assault brigade requires a 3D printer, the Bambu Lab P2S


Modern war is blurring the line between the civilian and military worlds. The army now includes engineers, programmers and designers, people who not long ago had ordinary civilian professions. This makes us stronger, but the army as a system can't keep up with these changes, and at the state level, in-house production capacity for individual units remains a distant prospect.


So the guys are building it themselves. They already have a small 3D farm where simpler machines run non-stop. Now they need a more serious tool to quickly cover their own needs (for example: tail fins for drone drops and drone parts, as well as for R&D and prototyping new solutions).


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Bambu Lab P2S

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Price estimate

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700

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NOVA UGV Unit 3rd Assault Brigade

Open since

29 Sept 2026

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The 3rd assault brigade requires a 3D printer, the Bambu Lab P2S


Modern war is blurring the line between the civilian and military worlds. The army now includes engineers, programmers and designers, people who not long ago had ordinary civilian professions. This makes us stronger, but the army as a system can't keep up with these changes, and at the state level, in-house production capacity for individual units remains a distant prospect.


So the guys are building it themselves. They already have a small 3D farm where simpler machines run non-stop. Now they need a more serious tool to quickly cover their own needs (for example: tail fins for drone drops and drone parts, as well as for R&D and prototyping new solutions).


How to help:

Please write "BambuLab" in the payment note so we can tell that it's a targeted donation.
Or you can support any other opened request on the website.

Want to help? Contact us and we will coordinate delivery from your location.

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