Titanfall 2 Kraber Sniper Rifle
por 3dwb en MakerWorld
This is a high-detail prop model kit of the legendary Kraber Sniper Rifle from Titanfall 2, designed for makers, cosplayers, and sci-fi prop collectors. Massive, bold, and instantly recognizable – this build is for anyone who wants to bring a piece of the Frontier to life.
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This is a high-detail prop model kit of the legendary Kraber Sniper Rifle from Titanfall 2, designed for makers, cosplayers, and sci-fi prop collectors. Massive, bold, and instantly recognizable – this build is for anyone who wants to bring a piece of the Frontier to life. The model includes 87 individual parts, allowing for maximum detail and easy handling during printing and painting. Each piece features alignment indexes to make assembly as straightforward as possible. No additional hardware is required – it’s a glue-only build from start to finish. Boost MeMembershipBecome a Master Crafter with my Commercial Membership!Model Features:
- 87 parts for a highly detailed, modular build
- Step-by-step assembly instructions included (PDF)
- Glue-only construction – no screws or bolts needed
Assembly Notes:
- You will need a PVC or plastic pipe for the barrel: → Diameter: 32 mm → Length: 850 mm
- For enhanced structural support, you can insert a metal rod into the rifle frame: → Diameter: 10 mm → Length: 480 mm This is optional but adds noticeable stability to the finished prop.
Disclaimer: This 3D model is a non-functional prop replica. It is intended strictly for entertainment, cosplay, or display purposes. It cannot be converted into a working weapon and should not be used in any way that could cause confusion or alarm.
Credits: The build in the pictures was made by the talented Parker Weide (holding the Rifle)
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