Tacticool Package for 'The Trigger' Nerf Blaster

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This is an accessory pack for BoboInnovation's "Trigger" dart blaster. Rails are remixed from Studio_Revoct's pack to fit the extended barrel. Stock is remixed partially from Orion Blasters' Lynx. Foregrip is the Shade grip by TheLoneWolf052 with remixed panels to fit the aesthetic. *********************** What does this pack do? *********************** It extends on my previous long barrel design to add a bunch of accessories that turn it less into a Western revolver, and more into a kind of sci-fi, compact, SMG-style revolver... thing? Anyway, I found it fun to design and use. You can mix and match the accessories to create whatever horrendous aberration you desire. *********************** What does it include? *********************** It does NOT include the blaster itself - this needs to be purchased from BoboInnovation's etsy as it is not open source. New Long Barrels - there are a couple of versions of this, which make it compatible with the top and/or bottom rails. They have a tongue that can fit in the groove of the rail to hold it in place. You can even just use the new version of the barrel without a rail, and the tongue can be used as a sight with filament insert (instead of the ring sight on the previous long barrel). Top and Bottom Rails - these are Studio_Revoct's design but extended to the length of the long barrels and with a tongue and groove system to keep them solidly attached to the barrel. You can use one or both of these, in combination with different barrels. The top rail can either have no groove, or a groove you can use to help basic sighting. Barrel End - this is just a friction-fit insert to go into the end of the long barrel to add an orange tip. I prefer it to the previous ring sight on first version of long barrel. Foregrip Side Panel - this can be used with Shade's foregrip if you like. TactiScope - it's a mini 'scope' that kind of suits the aesthetic but is a bit awkward to use. Stock - this is a multipart stock, the front part needs to be printed out as a left and right (mirrored), you can either just use the 'holes' version to do a similar style to the rest of the Trigger, or you can use the 'Heatset' side to use M3 heatsets which conceal the holes on one side. The rear can be attached more firmly to the front by using M4x80mm screws that run down the length of the rear piece and into the front pieces, this also adds rigidity to the rear. The buttplate is the standard Lynx buttplate so you can use anything that is compatible with that. The cheek rest just clips in and also covers the seam between front and back. Accents - you can use the standard Front Accent piece in a variety of places to add a splash of colour, I found it looked nicer with some different depths (scaled in slicer) depending on what part it was fitting into. Modify to your taste. *********************** What hardware do I need? *********************** The front barrel and top/bottom rails just clip/slide on with no hardware required. The stock should be able to use the same kind of screws as for the normal Trigger, I also used M3 heatsets and screws. The buttplate can be connected with ~M3 screws, I think mine were 12mm. You can use M4x80mm screws in the stock for extra rigidity. You can use superglue to stick in the accent pieces.