Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Artemis' sequel bow.
Models by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. It finishes around 60" (with tassels on) and can print on any printer 250mm or taller. I've included a "whole" arm for people who'd like to do their own custom cuts. There are two versions: Strung and Unstrung. Unstrung is stronger and lighter, but Strung is more dramatic.

The UNSTRUNG handle is a 13" long dowel, 1" diameter.

All pieces of the arm are keyed together for assembly/alignment for easy-to-sand seams. The gold end piece prints separately too so you can paint it before gluing it on. The gold piece is also hollow so you can put tassels/feathers/fur/wig fibers/whatever you please in it for the "brushes" at the end.

"Where are the quails?" I don't do them because they aren't fixed in any logical way; you can only ever hold the bow upright, otherwise they are upside down or sideways and it looks silly. This limits posing!

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