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

.stl format. Shield finishes at approximately 23.5".

Sliced for a 250x250x300mm printer, but I've included a "whole shield" file as well for those of you with giant printers or with your own slicing preferences. If you're not sure if it'll fit, just see if your printer can take 300mm in any direction on the base –– diagonally works! If you want to print on a 200x200x200mm printer, you need to print it at 84% scale, which would make the final shield about 20" across. This is still pretty big!

To my understanding this shield is supposed to magically float or magnet to her bracer, but for those of us on the mortal plane, I've included posts for straps to be installed. There are little caps that can be plugged into them to pin the strap into place with a bit of glue.

Files include:
- Photos
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We printed ours at 0.1-0.15 layers.

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