Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Strohl's Greatsword and Sheath.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Cut for a 250mm tall printer, but I've included whole versions for people who would like to cut their own. The sword finishes at 68", which is its canon size. 

It's very big! But I've made it so that if you want to make it slightly shorter without scaling it down, you can just omit the bottom blade segment, and slot that into the blade base instead. 

All the gold parts print separately, and the handle prints in two parts, too, so you can paint everything before assembling.

The sword assembles on a 1/4" rod, cut 64.5" long. This rod should be aluminum or steel for strength, but you can use a dowel if you want, too. I made all the blade parts key together for additional strength.

Files include:
- Photos
- .STL files

We printed ours at 0.15 layers. 

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