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Fallout 4 pipe revolver with a few mods by 3dprintforhellofit
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 1 month ago
This is my first attempt at a large scale modeling. I've seen other pipe revolvers on these sites that look great but I wanted to do a bit more. I also made upgrade mods like the game. As you can see from the pictures, there are multiple configurations.
I wanted to make the pieces as support material free as possible but I might have gone a little overboard with it. That is why several pieces are split down the middle.
The numbers files 1 - 17 are the main body of the revolver. I've included a layout pic of the main body. I've named the mods with the same name at the beginning of that section to separate them. Extended square is just the description I gave to keep them organized in my head. I also broke down some of the larger pieces to try and fit them to not so large plates.
I hope you like. Please give me your thoughts because like I said, this is my first biggie.
Thanks!
EDIT
Seems my scale was off when I created this. Nice thing is, when you place it into your slicer software, just scale down the same amount on all your pieces and everything will still meet up. I would venture with a 25% reduction.
I wanted to make the pieces as support material free as possible but I might have gone a little overboard with it. That is why several pieces are split down the middle.
The numbers files 1 - 17 are the main body of the revolver. I've included a layout pic of the main body. I've named the mods with the same name at the beginning of that section to separate them. Extended square is just the description I gave to keep them organized in my head. I also broke down some of the larger pieces to try and fit them to not so large plates.
I hope you like. Please give me your thoughts because like I said, this is my first biggie.
Thanks!
EDIT
Seems my scale was off when I created this. Nice thing is, when you place it into your slicer software, just scale down the same amount on all your pieces and everything will still meet up. I would venture with a 25% reduction.