Crazy revolver.

thingiverse

This model pistol is meant as an example of how any wild idea for a stage prop can be brought to life using a 3D printer. The gun's design was inspired by a picture found online, which featured a bold red hue. Perhaps I'm being overly optimistic, but my intention was simply to demonstrate the ease with which crazy theater props can be created with 3D printing technology. Unfortunately, it appears that some people have chosen to misinterpret this example, using it as a platform for hateful and racist comments. I strongly condemn these types of comments and assure you that they were not intended. In fact, I will actively flag any such posts on Thingiverse and request their removal. If the situation continues, I may be forced to take my model down from the platform altogether. Print Settings: Rafts - None Supports - None Notes: Due to an unfortunate oversight, all mirrored parts are incorrectly oriented and should ideally face the flat side of the print bed when printing. Post-Printing: The tiny holes in the finished parts serve as guide holes for use with small pieces of filament during assembly. A copper wire ring was used to create the eyelet, while a layer of spray filler and a mixture of silver, black, and brown sprays provided a sleek finish.