3D printed Han Solo blaster
3D printed Han Solo blaster
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Dedshott

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203 posts

133 months

Thursday 14th January 2021
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I have just finished printing and painting a DL-44 blaster. It was great fun. Printed about 40 bits from thingiverse, and it slotted together beautifully.

Has anyone found any great kits like this one?

Toma500

1,241 posts

274 months

Thursday 14th January 2021
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That looks great looks a bit like a mauser c96 mustve been what the props people started with .

Dedshott

Original Poster:

203 posts

133 months

Thursday 14th January 2021
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Yes, I think they definitely did. Apparently with all the extraneous stuff it got very heavy. This has the opposite problem, but I have added some extra weight inside by glueing a load of old foreign coins in hidden places....

Toma500

1,241 posts

274 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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There was a model manufacturer did 1/1 scale smallarms LS i think i wonder if that was the props peoples starting point as they did a Mauser ,sadly no longer sold due to tightened restrictions i had a great looking Walther P38 as a kid it looked just like the real thing and worked like it too none firing of course .Shame you cant get them now .

louiechevy

709 posts

214 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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I've got a deactivated one the only screw in it is the one holding the pistol grips on, the actual gun holds itself together there's a little spring loaded latch under the hammer that allows it to be stripped down. The story goes is that the workers at Mauser saw the Borchardt C-93 and decided they could do better, they did this in secret and their own time as Mr Mauser only wanted to build rifles when he saw the C-96 he put it into production. I don't know how true it is though!

hairy v

1,360 posts

165 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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IJWS15

2,098 posts

106 months

Monday 18th January 2021
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I built a 1:1 scale luger when I was at university, would even chamber real (spent) 9mm cases and eject them when the action was cycled.

Don't recall who made it.

I believe the stormtrooper blasters were based on Sterling SMGs.