Dangerous Ladies' 3D model for Galatea's Pauldrons and Backpack
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Generally requires a larger printer, ideally a 250x250x350 build plate or larger, but larger pieces have smaller cuts for smaller printers. I managed to print just about everything on 200x200x200 with only two prints on a 220x200.

The shoulder pauldrons slot onto posts on the shoulder brackets, and the backpack slots onto a post on the backplate that is anchored in place with a bolt. The backpack can either be assembled permanently, or it can be opened and closed on magnets. If you assemble the backpack permanently, then you won't be able to put a nut at the bottom of the bolt holding it to the backplate, but the good news is you don't need to; it's just there to lock the backplate from sliding off the post. If you keep it in two parts on magnets, you can open it up to put a bolt on for security!

Hardware needed:
- 1x 2" long bolt, 1/4" diameter with a 12mm hex head. You can print this but I suggest simply buying one.
- OPTIONAL 4x 1/2" magnet, 2x 1" magnet.

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- .stl files

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