Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Eshmel’s The Nameless spear / Solel’s Star Spear

Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Cut for a 250x250x250mm bed, but I’ve included whole versions for people with bigger printers, and uncut versions for people who would like to cut their own.

This file set includes three versions. They are:

A. The Nameless, Eshmel’s spear. This is the bandage-wrapped version seen in Eshmel’s hands through the game.  This finishes at 70” long.

B. The Star Spear, Solel’s spear. This is the pristine version seen in Solel’s hands throughout the game and statues. It does obviously have a significant story role for two other characters, which I will not name here for spoiler purposes, but iykyk. This finishes at 75” long.

C. The Nameless, undamaged. I have no idea if this appears in canon at any point, I haven’t completed all 290384234 hours of this game yet, but it is functionally a version of the Nameless that hasn’t been broken up. I have included it because I had to model it so I might as well include it for anyone who might want to do their own weathering/damage. This finishes at 70” long.

For hardware, all three use a 1/2” PVC pipe for the handle, cut 45” long. The Nameless also needs two additional dowels for the blade: 1/8” diameter, cut 6.5” and 10.75” long.

Want it bigger? I suggest printing it at 122% scale and using a 3/4” PVC pipe, cut 55” long. This makes a finished spear that is 85” (Nameless) or 92” (Star) long. If you want to drop the length again, you can cut the PVC pipe a little shorter. Personally, I think this scale is a better one for most people, but it is also huge to display/store, and is too long for many conventions’ weapons policies. The choice is yours.

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