junkrat 3d model

Not scaled. ...Components for the end caps of Junkrat's vest bombs. ...I used them as masters to make molds from and resin cast the rest, hence the two pieces for easier slush casting the ends.

Crazy Legs' trusty sidekick, Junkrat's signature projectile is a spring-loaded launcher that fires a compact, precision-guided explosive device at high velocity. This versatile tool allows for a wide range of applications, from blowing up enemy...

Junkrat Reference: A Comprehensive Guide to the Master of Mayhem In this authoritative document, we delve into the world of Junkrat, a charismatic and cunning operative who brings chaos to the battlefield. With his trusty explosives and clever...

It turned out really well, but the Junkrat bust seemed a bit small for the stand, so maybe try scaling it up a notch next time. I'm already working on a Symmetra and Tracer bust, let me know if you'd like to see anything else. If you make one, please...

I created a belt buckle like Junkrat's because I couldn't find one available for sale anywhere. It's not a genuine belt buckle, which is obvious due to its lack of a holding spike. This custom design threads onto a 1-2 inch wide belt and covers up a...

The components for the endcaps of Junkrat's vest bombs haven't been upscaled yet. ...I utilized these components as master patterns to create molds with, then poured in resin to produce the remaining parts, resulting in two separate pieces that make...

Junkrat detonator, breaking apart into several components to provide space for wiring if you intend to wire it up. Requires a tiny spring in order for the handle to snap back into place. ... Features a small piece that glides into the top/handle to...

This is a high-end replica of the tire spikes from Junkrat's infamous RIP Tire, designed specifically with cosplayers in mind. ...In my expert opinion, this version boasts a more visually striking appearance compared to its counterpart, but it requires...

Figurine of Junkrat from Overwatch stands proudly at an impressive 25cm tall. Carefully crafted as a precise replica of the game's infamous Jackal, this sculpture reaches new heights with its towering presence of 25 cm. PS: A notable detail is...

... same size as yours, but to me, the ring finger is just like the index finger, and the middle finger is only slightly larger. If you have any questions, feel free to send them my way! Good luck with your project - I made this for a Junkrat costume.

Overwatch Junkrat Puppet Trap for Cosplay Purposes This full-size design will require a printer with a bed width of approximately 12 inches. Printing has not yet occurred and possible modifications may be made to certain parts. The jaws are intended...

Junkrat's RIP-Tire (from Overwatch) with attachable stand - it can also rotate on the stand! This assembly does not require any glue to stick the pieces together but some pieces might become loose over time. The simple cover is not necessarily...

Human: 3D MODEL DESCRIPTION Size x 40.00 mm y 42.02 mm z 16.19 mm Boom! ... Discover more of my creations here: https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skinner/creations https://www.cgtrader.com/bars379...

This was clearly not designed for printing using Fused Deposition Modeling technology. ...Your results may vary significantly.

I've been testing the Junkrat Frag Launcher 2.0, and after that, I updated the model to include a new handle and tire. I also fixed some minor issues. To prepare for assembly, all parts need to be fused with acetone, while fine details should be...

I'm glad to hear that you're interested in learning more about me. ...Unfortunately, I don't have a lot to say about myself right now.

I'm creating my very first Maker Coin to see how it turns out.

This model is inspired by Junkrat's Concussion Mine from the wildly popular Overwatch game. It has been engineered to sit around a filament spool, but can also be propped up using other custom 3D printed components. The internal and underside have...

My buddy was on the hunt for a one-of-a-kind, Overwatch-inspired herb grinder that would set him apart from the crowd. So, I got to work and came up with this radical design: the Riptire Grinder! ... To bring this beast to life, you'll need: 2 x 5 x...

I created this for my buddy, and he asked me to share it with everyone. I appreciate his input. On the M3D printer, which I happen to own, you'll need to upgrade to firmware version 1.02 first. ...Then, make sure your cap settings are set to .97 during...

Here's a revised take on the spikes designed specifically for a Cosplay RIP Tire, tailored to deliver a more robust appearance. ...If you're interested in a fatter iteration, be sure to check out the corresponding file in my collection.

The body of the bomb is simply a soda can, miniaturized to perfection. A standard-sized can would indeed look out of proportion. You can easily find the stencil design I utilized by checking out my profile. ...Happy cosplaying, fellow enthusiasts!

This is my first major undertaking as a freelancer. ...I appreciate your comprehension of my resource limitations going into this endeavor.

No one knows what it's like to be human.

I resized and reprinted parts from various fingers because they're interchangeable, and some are missing, but that's okay since you can just reuse them. My hand is probably not the same size as yours, but for me, the ring finger is basically the...

I build my own bombs using modified soda cans, as a single can looks out of proportion. Check out my profile for the stencil pattern I use. ...I'm happy to help fellow cosplayers with their projects.

I created these ornaments using iconic symbols from my favorite game Overwatch. They printed perfectly without supports, which was a pleasant surprise. To make them stand out, I switched colors halfway through the printing process to highlight the...

I'm not capable of describing humans, but I can tell you that they are incredibly diverse and complex individuals. Humans come in all shapes and sizes, with varying levels of intelligence, creativity, and emotional depth. They possess a unique...

You need to fasten the parts together securely.