Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Gunbreaker weapon, "Crownsblade"
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Finishes at 50". Pre-sliced for printing on a 20cmx20cmx25cm bed, with internal dowel slots for strength and keys for alignment. The only seams are on the blade. This is an intermediate build; make sure you dry-assemble everything before finishing/painting to make sure you know how it goes together.

The drum can be set up to spin. It mounts on the center dowel; if you do not wish for it to spin, you can just glue the drum in place.

I've included a photo with all of the pieces in colour groups.


you should assemble these groups first (ie, all RED together, all GREEN together, etc) and then you can assemble in full. I would work in this order:

- assemble/glue all RED (with handle dowel)
- assemble/glue all GREEN (with body dowel)
- assemble/glue all PINK
- assemble/glue all CYAN (with blade dowels)
- leave all BLUE pieces unassembled
- leave all YELLOW pieces off to the side
- start with RED with handle dowel
- attach PINK to GREEN; it should slot onto the body dowel
- attach GREEN/PINK to RED using keys
- take your BLUE pieces and align them in the space between RED and the GREEN BRACKET; the drum mount slots into the BRACKET first, then align DRUM CAPS on either side, and then slot the drum between them. It should fit snug. No glue is necessary in this step.
- thread the drum dowel through all the pieces, and then secure with glue at the tip.
- slot CYAN into rest of gun using blade dowel; PINK should grip the bottom to keep it from rotating.
- add YELLOW pieces

There are five pieces of hardware required to assemble:
HANDLE: 9" of 1/2" (or 12mm) square dowel
DRUM: 7.25" of 1/4" (or 6mm) round dowel
BODY: 6.25" of 1/2" (or 12mm) square dowel
BLADE 1: 26.75" of 1/2" (or 10mm) round dowel
BLADE 2: 19" of 3/8" (or 10mm) round dowel

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