\Here's my model printed. Painting only partially complete. Barrel is askew so I need to print another -_-
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@SwarleyAUS is that the left-sided swivel on yours?
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Nice print!
Some constructive crticism; the "blade" underneath the barrel is very undersized on your print, suggest you compare to some of the ref pics posted here and resize.
What size rivets do you think are used to attach the bracket to the sides?
Indeed it is...This is also why I want to print another.
I think it's pretty much been settled that those are not rivets, but hex button head screws.
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Looking forward to seeing that! Also, what finish did you use on the barrel if you don't mind me asking? Looks very nice.
What size rivets do you think are used to attach the bracket to the sides?
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The flange looks about 6mm here compared to the height of the bracket and Jyn's fingers, but I can't get a decent shot of the other side.
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The Battlefront pictures look like they're 4mm on both sides,since four 6mm would look too crowded on that side. I've got 6mm and 4mm on hand, the difference is surprisingly noticeable. I'll probably use both 6mm for one side and 4mm for the other.
Also got some 1.6mm grub screws. These things are tiny but look to be the right size for the four top bolts on the bracket.
In this case it was Dulux Bright Finish Silver:
http://www.dulux.com.au/products/dulux-exterior-products/spray-paint/product-detail?product=13669
They have a good finish but are a pain to use - curing time is about a week from my experience! Best results obtained by warming up the can and spraying really light coats.
Started my own thread Jyn Erso A180 blaster 3D Model, but here's a 3D model I did with the amazing assistance of @Thain's blueprints. This is based on the original model of the Luger by Daniel Lillygreen which was then modified by Greaser57. I did the shroud, barrel, underbarrel rail, screws, bolts (everything but the original model). I need to do the rear sights, and the greeble opposite the takedown lever.
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Currently untextured (maybe later), done in Cinema 4D. Head over to my thread for higher resolution photos and let me know what you think!
when I saw this I was instantly reminded of the blaster from the cancelled SW 1313 game
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I didn't do much looking into 1313 because it was kinda here then gone but this is a really cool blaster design!
when I saw this I was instantly reminded of the blaster from the cancelled SW 1313 game
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I didn't do much looking into 1313 because it was kinda here then gone but this is a really cool blaster design!
Wow that's interesting it's so similar!
Looks awesome! Two major things missing are the flange-y thing mid way along the barrel and the cutouts on the receiver shoulder for attachment of a 'buttstock' per SWBF the game - they yet to come?
Thanks @Dann! I've made the vent holes on the barrel a tad bit smaller. I've also retained the bevels of the receiver shoulder on both sides.
Things I need to do still do:
1. Greeble opposite the takedown lever
2. Adjust the small hole in the underbarrel rail to just an indentation and not a hole
3. Figure out how to connect the underbarrel rail to the gun (currently considering connecting it to the flange on the barrel).
4. Consider flattening the "flare" I've referenced before
5. Need to do testing on how specifically the barrel, shroud, and everything will connect. (This is probably where the 3D print guys will come in handy!)
-I've designed based on ideas presented in this thread, but I need to trial and error some of it. I originally planned to make pieces for a working airsoft gun, but it should work either way
6. Rear sights. I probably need to redo the rear sights for accuracy, as the model I'm working on is different than the one's like these:
I greatly appreciate if anyone could post photos of the rear sight piece, especially if it is of just the rear sight piece disassembled by itself!
For those who are familiar with 3D printing, how clean does the model need to be? Like what if there are tiny (I mean like imperceptible) gaps between polygons. I'm just wondering whether or not I'm going to have to go over the model with a fine tooth comb...fingers crossed that I can avoid this.
As always, head over to my thread for higher resolution photos and more details.