Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Ganyu's Amos Bow
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Should fit on any printer 250mm or taller. Finishes at about 47" from tip to tip.

This bow comes with two versions: a solid version and a version with some parts that can be lit up, specifically the symbol, the horn and the feathers. There are "doors" that come off the sides of the hollow version to access some internals, but there's not a ton of space in there. You'll need very low profile electronics; I suggest the Lilypad coin battery holders. When in doubt, a fancy paint job is less headache than LEDS!

For the solid version, the symbol can be attached and made to "float" using a clear acrylic rod, 1/8" diameter. The string can also be a 1/8" clear rod, cut 36" long, or you can just use an 1/8" cording.

For the hollow version, the symbol can be made to float using a clear acrylic tube, 8mm diameter, such as this one:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005756830605.html

You can thread lights through it if you want to get LEDs into the symbol. You can also use a 1/4" rod and edge light it.

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