Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Alexandra’s Accessories, Sword and Sheath
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

Accessories:

.stl format. The v1 release of Alexandra’s accessories! Most of it should fit on just about any printer, but you’ll need a 200x200x200 roughly for some of the armour pieces, less if you can squeeze on a diagonal.

The gauntlet is sized for a 6.5” wrist by default but I suggest doing a test print of the first bit to check the dimensions and mobility on your wrist.

I’ve included whole and split versions of the gauntlet and collar in case you want to print in a flexible material like TPU. The split versions can be bridged with velcro or a little strip of elastic.

The forehead beads and hair beads are optional; I would just use real beads, but you can also print these flat and heat form into a firm shape if you prefer.

V1 notes: This is early release, so updates will come along. I know I’m missing the earring and one of the back pieces, but I’ve yet to get good reference of the earring (it’s under her hair) and the back piece is between the shoulder blades underneath the cape. The back piece is a third print of the chest/back wings, with a smaller piece underneath it; I would personally skip it because it is only visible in the art book and doesn’t seem to exist on the character model.

The sword and sheath:

Cut for a 250mm tall printer but I’ve included a whole version for people with larger printers or who would like to slice their own. The sword finishes at 25”, and the sheath 18.5”.

Sword assembles on a 1/4” rod cut 20.5” long.

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