Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Paladin's Hero's Shield.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Shield finishes at about 26" from top to bottom, and is cut for a 250x250x250mm printer. It includes a whole version for people who prefer to cut their own.

All of the small gold bits and wings print separately and flat so they can be painted separately before assembled.

It assembles on 1/8" pins; you can use wooden dowels or little strips of stiff wire. You need 19 of these, cut 1" long each, but you can bundle three toothpicks for the same effect. This is mostly to add alignment and some strength to the seams.

The back has two strips with slots for Chicago screws; you can install them, then attach a fabric or leather strap, and screw it in place. You can alternately just glue the strap to the base but it won't be as strong.

Files include:
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- .STL files

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