Soldier 76's Gun 3D Print
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This is my first major 3D print as well as my first prop gun build. I didn't realize how long this thing would take but I could estimate it was a little over 48 hours total. Overall it was a fun project and learning experience, a lot of mistakes were made and if you noticed there are missing parts from the gun (tubing on the left side and a spiral ring thing in the middle). Anyways, thanks for watching!
Link to STL files:
www.thingiverse...
Hey, this is Bert from Pixel Armory.
I just wanted to say you did an amazing job. Keep up the great work.
Haha, love how you included your little mistakes here and there :) you did an amazing job! can't wait to see more projects from you!
forgot to mention that your editing skills are on point too!
really nice work looks good. one cool tip i found to work well is think out the wood filler with water to make it work better. also you can use bondo and acetone to make a really good finish
Insanely well done video! And also a lot of talent mate! subbed
Pretty bad ass bro, well done
AMAZING
It's actually missing some stuff like those 4 white things that hang off the sides
"Ive got you in my sights!"
Great job on the assembly and sanding and smoothing... shame you didn't put the effort in at the end and ruined it with such a terrible paintjob. Take your time on the next one, it's worth it.
thats sick!
Thanks!
Good vid, still looks pretty rough though. Keep it up :)
VERY GOOD!!!
Can you make soldier 76 but different gun like " special ops "
can you give me the 3d files?
in this video did youuse some where silicone to close areas.?
How many coats of primer and wood filler did you need to use to make smooth?
Also, the gun looks great!
I started with wood filler because I had a lot of warping since I was still new to 3d printing. I would suggest filler first and then primer, and then use some more wood filler/bondo. Definitely sand in between any of these steps, otherwise you're start losing detail in the print. Hope this was helpful, good luck!
DTB thanks for the response! I will definitely do that with my iron man helmet!! Best of luck in the future projects and love the videos
Dude are you doing a give away cause I want that for my cosplay
I'm not sure if it's just me but shouldn't it be a bit longer?
Raptorade it really should haha
Do you sell this? because i REALLY want that rifle
I've been planning on buying my own 3d printer soon, and was planning on making this build. I have never done something like this before, any tips for someone really new to the making scene? Also, what kind of steps did you go through for the process until completion?
Also, what infill settings/speed/layer height did you use for this?
Hey iNecro! My only tip is to be ready to learn a lot, it's just little things like "Don't forget to level the bed if a print is coming out bad. or How to unclog filament from the extruder. etc" But it's lots of fun! I highly recommend getting a printer if you want to start building things.As for the process of this gun:
1)Print all the pieces
2)Glue pieces together
3)Fill any gaps with either bondo or wood filler
4)Sand and Prime
5)Repeat 3 and 4
6)Paint model
7)Profit
Good luck mate, hope this was helpful.
DTB Thanks for the info! Good luck on your future products as well. Just one more question, about how much filament did this specific build take? Thanks
Thank you for the kind words, and I probably used less than half a spool of 1kg ABS filament.
DTB Alright, sorry to bother but just one more thing, would you happen to remember your infill setting? Thanks
Did you slice the STL yourself, and if so would you mind sharing your split up version?
I sliced it up myself using Netfabb.
3:35 Not towards the bmw :'(
Amazing video what printer is that
It's the FlashForge Creator Pro. I got it off Amazon!
Where did you get the files from?
Just added the link in the description. (www.thingiverse.com/thing:1776574)
Cool, are you up for uploading on other platforms as well?
The stl file was done by a friend so that's the only platform I know of.
Would you sell one of these?
Maybe one day, I'm contemplating opening an etsy account.
Can I have it
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