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

.stl format. Should fit on basically any FDM printer, but the boundaries are roughly 150x150x150 for the largest piece.

Comes with two versions; one that finishes 36in and one that finishes 44in. Of course, the only real difference here is the size of the lantern and the pipe it goes on; you can change the length by changing the length of the handle, while leaving the lantern as is. With this in mind, I suggest printing the 44in one for a bigger prop that shows up better in photos; the lantern is about 6" wide at the top.

The lantern prints in parts so it's seamless, and there's space inside for a tap light or similar to light up. You can glue the neck and the base together or you can use the six provided 1/4" slots (12 magnets total) to have it come apart to access a light. The glass panels print separately as well, so you can print them flat in a clear filament, or you can print one and use it as a template to cut out some acrylic or plastic sheeting. You do you!

Both use a PVC pipe for the handle and include an end cap for the bottom.

The 36" version uses a 3/4" PVC pipe cut 29" long.
The 44" version uses a 3/4" PVC pipe cut 36" long.

Files include:
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- .STL files

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