Fallout Glock 86 Plasma Pistol by 3nikhey made printable

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I did not design this model, all credit goes to 3nikhey. My first try at turning a game object into a 3D printable one was a success, despite my lack of experience with 3D modeling. I had to work within tight tolerances, which made the process more challenging. However, I was able to print it, sand it, and modify it to fit together perfectly. This is a "remix" of https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/36358, an amazing reimagining of the Glock 86 Plasma Pistol from the original Fallout game put into Fallout 4. I love the look of this version of a plasma pistol, and the changes I made to it have improved its overall appearance. I added some sharp details, extra features, and functionality to make it a better-looking and more fun prop. The trigger moves, and the gun has a working latching mechanism for the fusion cell. The cell latch position lock fits into the slot in the upper receiver and is locked into exact position by the axle for the cell latch arm. If you want the fusion cell locked in place, I made an extra pin hole so that the latch can be immobilized in the closed position. I removed the cable from the cell front connector to the rear cable lug, as it was not needed in my edited model. Use a real bit of cabling and possible real cable lugs instead. All alignment holes are sized at 1.8mm, so if your printer leaves perfect holes, normal 1.75mm filament should work. I personally used 1.5mm bailing wire for the pins and axles. I included the original game version of the back parts so you can see how it's supposed to look when it's together. The SPLIT version is laid out in order. I replaced the very low-poly game model fusion cell with the one by thor4231, modifying the slot on the gun to fit perfectly. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2418462 I used the springs from this battery box by radus for the trigger and the cell connector: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:374802