Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Wild Rose Rapier.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Finishes at 46". Pre-sliced for printing on a 200mm tall bed. I've included whole versions of the blade and dragon for those who prefer to slice it themselves, too.

The dragon prints separately, and includes a textured and untextured version, depending on your printer quality and personal preference. The textured version is a bit finickier and has some finer edges that some printers struggle with, but the effect is cool

The dragon mounts to the blade using 1/4" dowels or acrylic rods cut 1" in length; the clear acrylic rods are a bit prettier but not necessary by any means.

The sword assembles on a 40.5" long rod, 1/4" diameter. I suggest using aluminum for strength, but wood is fine too.

If you wanted to scale the whole prop, you could print everything at 150% to get a 69" long sword, using a 3/8" rod cut 60.75" long. That's pretty large but also... consider how cool huge swords are :)

Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Wild Rose focus.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Sliced for a 200 x 200 x200 print bed, but most will fit smaller. Finishes at approximately 8.75" end to end.

The top dome prints separately and hollow, and the bottom can be either permanently assembled or you can use six sets of 1/2" magnets (12 total) to make it open and close to access electronics. I think 6 sets of magnets is kind of overkill, so you could probably get away with 3 sets (6 total), I just wanted the option there for people with heavier electronics.

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