Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Maelle's brooch.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Should fit on any printer, super ideal for resin, but includes versions optimized for FDM as well!

Maelle's brooch, in canon, has a pin and a brooch. The pin goes through at an angle, stabs through the fabric, and then stays under the brooch. This is difficult in real life –– not impossible, but generally possible with real metal and less so with plastic. It looks a little better if the pin goes straight through evenly and is also easier to make that way, but that isn't "accurate." As a result, I've included multiple variants, giving you the following options:

1. Accurate structurally, but hardest to assemble:
Brooch Whole: The basic brooch, as is in canon.
Pin Whole: The basic pin, as is in canon.
OR
Pin Flat Backed: The basic pin, but with a flat back for easier printing

2. Easier to assemble, slightly inaccurate:
Brooch with Cutouts: the basic brooch, but this time with small cutout "rests" for the pin to slide through smoother and have easier surfaces to glue
Pin Whole: The basic pin, as is in canon.

3. The Headache Free Version
Merged Basic: The brooch and pin combined, in need of supports to print nicely.
Merged Basic with Support: The brooch and pin combined, with supports built in to help print easily.

Files include:
- Photos
- .STL files

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