deckard blaster 3d models

... to ensure the bullet is in the correct orientation since it's only designed to fit one way, preventing rattling around. You can find a detailed model of the blaster here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/deckards-blaster-blade-runner-5694

After a request (and a generous tip) I've fused together some of the pieces from my variant of the Deckards Blaster model https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-5694 The rendered image shows the part numbers that they replace. ... I currently...

A bespoke keyed bullet tailored specifically for Andrew Forster's meticulously crafted Deckard's blaster. The design necessitates a snug fit, yet effortless removal when required. ...To ensure seamless assembly, verify that the bullet is properly...

... and figure out how to integrate it seamlessly. ...Not everyone has naturally gifted hands like Hellboy's :). Stay tuned for more updates, including some fantastic photos of the LED box, which turned out amazing and perfectly complements the blaster.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4260720 has tube.stl as a straight flat ended tube. ...I made a minor adjustment to allow a curve to match better on the barrel.stl.

Custom Cylinder and bullet for Deckard's blaster that was modelled by Andrew Forster. Blaster model can be found here : https://www.myminifactory.com/object/deckards-blaster-blade-runner-5694

... and bullet designed specifically for Deckard's iconic blaster, meticulously modeled by the talented Andrew Forster. ...This exceptional accessory is available on MyMiniFactory at https://www.myminifactory.com/object/deckards-blaster-blade-runner-5694.

Deckard is married to Iran, one of the more empathetic characters in the novel, who is able to allow herself to succumb to depression and sadness alongside others over the state of humanity, and is able to find the necessary empathy to care for an...

Here is my promised split remix for the excellent Deckard blaster display stand I have split it in 3, and split the bladerunner front text in half (if you want to use the bladerunner logo with the running man use my split version of K's stand I have...

Moving along with my Blade Runner Deckard's Blaster add-ons. This is a large model that will need to be reduced (remember to reduce all parts!) to fit on smaller print beds. Posted is my %50 size print. This is my initial vision of the Display...

Moving along with my Blade Runner Deckards's Blaster add-ons. This is a large model that will need to be reduced (remember to reduce all parts!) to fit on smaller print beds.Posted is my %50 size print. This is my initial vision of the Display...

We also added 8) the blaster display support we designed to showcase blasters in our shop (see picture). We actually sell these blasters on eBay. We hope to contribute to creating a more realistic replica and encourage you to make changes or...

A simple model of the gun used by Deckard in the movie Blade Runner made by commission this includes various filetypes for easy editing of just the simplified base geometry

Note that the checkering doesn't extend as far forward as the original, that's because I would have to trim the model down and it wouldn't fit the Andrew Foster version here:...

Note that the checkering doesn't extend as far forward as the original, that's because I would have to trim the model down and it wouldn't fit the Andrew Foster version here:...

... at me - the barrel had no markings whatsoever, prompting me to add my own touch. If you're interested in Andrew Forster's Blaster model, it can be found on My Mini Factory: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/deckards-blaster-blade-runner-5694

... blaster (with moving parts). ... It only nagged me that there were no markings at all on the barrel, so I had to add them. Andrew Forster's Blaster model can be found here : https://www.myminifactory.com/object/deckards-blaster-blade-runner-5694

I'm sharing my attempt at detailing Deckard's blaster, and I'm not entirely satisfied with the results. The hole doesn't quite print through when I try to use 3D printing technology, but overall it resembles the original design much better. As for...

Humans are guns precut and ready to go.

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I added a crosshatch pattern to the grips, printing them upright for optimal resolution. ... All credit goes to Andrew Forster for the model; you can find the rest of it at My Mini Factory's Deckard's Blaster page.

I wanted to add some visual flair to the grips so I opened up the original designs by Andrew in Fusion360 and superimposed a crosshatch pattern over top of them.\r\nThe amazing model remains entirely the work of Andrew, all credit goes to...

The issue has been resolved by converting it to a printable format.

I'm revamping a previously remixed piece, and it's come to my attention that my initial cuts were nothing more than straightforward cuts. ...To improve adhesion, I've inserted substantial registration posts within these cuts.

Epoxy resin Moulds or molds for PKD Deckard's Blaster Blade Runner Pistol Grips I few people have asked me to upload my molds/moulds (Eng/US) for my PKD Deckard Blaster build. If you are making the PKD Deckard Blaster from Blade Runner this mold will...

I reconstructed Andrew's Blaster using Cinema4D, converting it into an OBJ file format, before importing it into Zbrush for dynamic meshing, poly-decimation, and exporting as a single entity, which was then printed on a Form1+ SLA 3D printer. ...Each...

Produced using a vibrant Colorfabb PLA/PHA filament in its natural hue, this item was printed on an Ultimaker 2.

Crafted by rejamison, utilizing PLA material and opting for 2.5mm screws as a replacement for traditional pegs.

Crafted by codeczombie, this printer emerged from the depths of a Form 1+, its various components seamlessly integrated to enable a single, streamlined operation.

Blaster Design 2.0: A Revamped Vision Inspired by Bladerunner's Iconic Firearm. I pushed the boundaries of detail in this revamped version, meticulously refining elements and reimagining aspects that didn't quite hit the mark initially. This...