Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Crescent Moon Revolver.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Finishes about 22" long end to end, and is sliced for a 175x175mm printer. Many small parts print separately.

This gun features a spinning drum and a side panel that comes off for access to the drum. There's also room for electronics for the light on top and front. You can also just use it to store your keys or something, live your best life.

This piece assembles on five dowels:
5.5" of round 1/4" dowel (for the drum axis)
17.5" of square 1/4" dowel (for the top bar)
10" of square 1/4" dowel (for the middle)
14" of square 1/4" dowel (for the lower bar)
5" of square 1/4" dowel (for the handle lock)

It is critical that you install the drum BEFORE you attach the top bar; it won't fit into the slot otherwise.

It is also possible to install the handle last/after painting; the handle has to be slotted into its spot in Main Body 1, and then the handle dowel gets slotted in through the side hatch to lock it in place. This is optional, but really adds a lot of strength to the handle.

Trigger guard cover is also optional; it just blocks the open gap where the trigger guard is installed.


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