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B1-NA Blaster - Star Wars Andor — modelo 3D

B1-NA Blaster - Star Wars Andor

por John Rudy en Thingiverse

"Who belongs to this?" -Vel Sartha Used originally by Syril Karn before passing from hand-to-hand across the rebellion, the B1-NA Blaster was a keystone thru-line prop in Star Wars Andor on Disney+. The original prop was based on a light gun for the Binatone TV Master MK6 video game system...

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"Who belongs to this?" -Vel Sartha Used originally by Syril Karn before passing from hand-to-hand across the rebellion, the B1-NA Blaster was a keystone thru-line prop in Star Wars Andor on Disney+. The original prop was based on a light gun for the Binatone TV Master MK6 video game system, although some sources point out that the prop itself was not built on an original gun, but digitally sculpted and fabricated based on the design. This model is built from the ground up to replicate the look and feel of a generic B1-NA blaster from the Star Wars galaxy - it doesn't include the Preox-Morlana branding or serial numbers, but instead is a more general prop suitable for any cosplay or display. This model has been fully printed and tested. The build will require some glue, but the parts have been designed to key together to help with assembly. See the exploded diagrams for guidance. I try to design for low-support or support-free printing, so a few small details don't exactly match the screen-used props to help make printing and assembly easier. The parts have been oriented in their optimal print orientation and should require almost no supports; adaptive layer height greatly helped me when printing the overhangs on the barrel's sight. I am also including an alternate set of barrel parts that allow you to use the grip and barrel to replicate the original Binatone light gun used as the blaster's base - so you can mix and match for different looks or even use this as a base to design your own unique blaster from the universe of Andor and Star Wars. Although generally this model is licensed for non-commercial use, content creators on platforms such as YouTube are welcomed to use/review/print this model with proper attribution. Likewise, Lucasfilm's and Disney's prop masters - I'm super happy to have helped contribute to the galaxy if this somehow ends up on screen. Tags

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