Dangerous Ladies' 3D model for the Officer's Academy sword, 2025 edition!

Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)
.stl format.  

Pre-sliced for printing on a 250mm tall bed, though it will fit an 230mm height. 

This is a revamped version of our 2021 Officer sword, which did not have an actual blade; it is just a sheath attached to the handle. We initially did them that way because the students aren't shown using them, and we figured they are far more durable that way as it would cuts down on finishing, and can be slimmer. Additionally, the sheath in canon is straight with a curved tip, meaning the sword technically could not be drawn, as the curve couldn’t pass through the straight portion. This original version is also contained within these files in a separate folder; please see its notes for assembly details.

This version instead adds a gentle, scimitar-like curve to the entire blade, letting it sheath and unsheath smoothly. This is slightly less accurate, but it may feel more real or interesting to you. It has no internal dowels because of this curve, so I suggest printing it with extra thick walls.

All pieces are keyed for easy assembly and alignment.

The long sword and the short sword share pieces. For the short sword, omit the “mid” sheath and “mid” blade; the base and end will attach together the same.

Files include:
- Reference images
- .stl files

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