Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Basic Interchangeable Swords.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Includes 12 crossguards, 4 blades, 3 handles and 6 pommels. Just under a thousand possible combinations!

By default the blades assemble to 30", assuming you use one base, one tip and two segments, but you can make a longer blade by using more segments, or a shorter one by using only one. Because the segments are not limited by height, you can scale them vertically up or down to make longer or shorter segments, making it possible to do a sword of virtually any length.

The crossguards include whole and halved versions for easy printing.

These can be assembled and used as-is as generics, or can be sculpted on top of manually using materials like sculpey, worbla, foam, etc to customize to particular characters.

All pieces are designed to assemble on a 1/4" rod, cut 35" long. The one exception is the "Plain" pommel, which is too short to include the rod -- in this case, the rod will stick out if you don't cut it shorter by an inch, but this is also handy so you can sculpt around it.

Files include:
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- .STL files

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