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M2019 Blaster Display Stand by ThingHuxter
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 5 months ago
This is an Offworld M2019 Blaster stand. The gun itself is a desired collectible among Blade Runner fans as it represents a very accurate representation of the iconic movie pistol.
The original M2019 usually comes with a plastic grip frame, plastic trigger guard and plastic pommel. It's nice in its original form. But a lot of people augment their pistol replica with a die-cast frame set that replaces these three plastic parts with die-cast metal, with the pommel being an amazingly shiny piece. It adds to the weight and realism of the replica.
What I have created is a display base that would make any Blade Runner fan proud. It's a block of Ennis tiles, the tiles that make up Rick Deckard's apartment which was filmed in the famed Frank Lloyd Wright Ennis House. In fact, I downloaded the Ennis tile itself from Thingiverse and adapted it to create my block.
Each block snaps into a base connector, which has a dovetail for the pistol grip base itself, forming a solid display base. The tiles have a slot and a groove on each corner to fit them together. The top tile sits in place without connectors, but will need gluing.
There are two pommel stand files. One for the original plastic pommel that comes with the M2019, and one for the improved die-cast pommel you can purchase online.
I hope you like it.
I have not tested this on other replicas, and there are several different versions available. Feel free to adapt it to your own needs, but do not make it available commercially without talking to me. This uses an Ennis tile found here on Thingiverse, with the Share Alike licensing, but I would hope the original modeler gets some credit if you sell it. The pyramid on the base connector is my own printing logo (a 3D H for Huxter.)
The original M2019 usually comes with a plastic grip frame, plastic trigger guard and plastic pommel. It's nice in its original form. But a lot of people augment their pistol replica with a die-cast frame set that replaces these three plastic parts with die-cast metal, with the pommel being an amazingly shiny piece. It adds to the weight and realism of the replica.
What I have created is a display base that would make any Blade Runner fan proud. It's a block of Ennis tiles, the tiles that make up Rick Deckard's apartment which was filmed in the famed Frank Lloyd Wright Ennis House. In fact, I downloaded the Ennis tile itself from Thingiverse and adapted it to create my block.
Each block snaps into a base connector, which has a dovetail for the pistol grip base itself, forming a solid display base. The tiles have a slot and a groove on each corner to fit them together. The top tile sits in place without connectors, but will need gluing.
There are two pommel stand files. One for the original plastic pommel that comes with the M2019, and one for the improved die-cast pommel you can purchase online.
I hope you like it.
I have not tested this on other replicas, and there are several different versions available. Feel free to adapt it to your own needs, but do not make it available commercially without talking to me. This uses an Ennis tile found here on Thingiverse, with the Share Alike licensing, but I would hope the original modeler gets some credit if you sell it. The pyramid on the base connector is my own printing logo (a 3D H for Huxter.)