Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the last vampire hunter's Morningstar.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Sliced for a printer 250mm tall; the model prints with no seams. Main mace finishes at about 19" with a 8" handle. Chain not included. Mace assembles on a 18" rod, 1/4" diameter; I suggest aluminum just for a bit of weight and strength, but a dowel or steel will do nicely too.

The Morningstar is a bit of a tricky print, but if you stand it upright on its bottom and set supports to 30 degrees, it should balance quite nicely. Slow your printer down to 40mm/sec for best results. There are also two versions of it, 4 prong and 6 prong; both are canon at one point or another, with the 4 prong being more common but the 6 prong being more durable and matching the handle better.

Files include:
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We printed ours at 0.1 layers and with 1.6-2.0 mm walls for strength; if you plan to swing it around like Trevor does, I suggest doing really thick walls and a high infill for durability. If it's just for display or to hang off your belt, you can go easier on that!

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