3D printable Star Wars parts and weapons for 1:6 figures (New models added, more updates in future)

That's some cool stuff.

Very nice work again, Jaztermareal.

Thanks

My latest model in my journey learning to 3d model: Imperial crew/pilot code cylinder  https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5389173

CC_Taschen_referenz by kraggy2011, on Flickr


code cylinder by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Lovely. I'll look into those. Never can have enough code cylinders.

Neat stuff. Have you considered doing some of the background droids or scene/set elements?

Stryker2011 wrote:Neat stuff. Have you considered doing some of the background droids or scene/set elements?

I'm hoping for some simple set elements, but haven't gotten around to supplying him with a proper presentation.

Stryker2011 wrote:Neat stuff. Have you considered doing some of the background droids or scene/set elements?

once my skills are built up I may attempt such things...

added more, this time DC15-S's since I was asked previously on a different site to do it (I did already 55% of it done already for my DC15-X so thought why not)

Did both the typical DC15-S Carbine plus the Book of Boba Fett version in 3 variants each (no stock, folded stock and open stock) plus loaded the folded and open stocks only in case they are of use.

Standard:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5390584
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5390591
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5390593

BOBF:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5390595
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5390603
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5390608

Stock only:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5390620

all by kraggy2011, on Flickr

You keep referring to yourself as a beginner, but these look pretty complex. Nice work, as always.

GubernatorFan wrote:You keep referring to yourself as a beginner, but these look pretty complex. Nice work, as always.

Well, I have been told that I may need to thicken the 1:12 ones up to avoid print failures so I am still a noob if making such fatal error. I will update the blasters over time with thicker stocks and trigger guards etc.

Been busy revising my models to be thicker so they don't easily break at 1:12 and 1:6 scale. If anyone here was planning to print any files I uploaded please check you have the revised versions if applicable so you are safe from missing trigger guards etc.

beef by kraggy2011, on Flickr
Untitled2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
Untitled by kraggy2011, on Flickr
Untitled3 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
Untitled4 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Fingers crossed no more noob mistakes going forward.


EDIT: and I think this may be the last of my existing models to be updated to address thickness unless I missed one. Although intended as a fix for 1:12 scale this file can be used for 1:6 (scale to 200% before printing) if you want a sturdier version for your 1:6 figures. Back to new model making after this!

codypoon by kraggy2011, on Flickr

codypoon2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

That was so nice of you to do, Jaztermareal! Your good karma points are going to go through the roof with this project.

GubernatorFan wrote:That was so nice of you to do, Jaztermareal! Your good karma points are going to go through the roof with this project.

Thanks! I just want to make stuff folk can use for customs without them having to pay. Free files for as long as possible is my plan.

Those are actually very nice, good job!

I'm curious, I wonder what the differences would be if they were printed by a normal 3D printer (one that is fed plastic via spool) vs one that prints via resin. As far as I know, printing via resin produces smoother, more accurate results, but if they work on normal 3d printers, that would be super awesome!

Adeno wrote:Those are actually very nice, good job!

I'm curious, I wonder what the differences would be if they were printed by a normal 3D printer (one that is fed plastic via spool) vs one that prints via resin. As far as I know, printing via resin produces smoother, more accurate results, but if they work on normal 3d printers, that would be super awesome!

I think they should be able to print on FDM printers but no idea if the result would be any good at small scales given all the layer lines. Worth a try maybe. Powder or resin printers are the way to go for miniature items. Resin printers are getting more and more affordable as the years go by and the resins available now are awesome (some resins are flexible, some are for joints as they do not grind down, some are really tough, some show fine detail etc etc)

My latest model: the 1990's Kenner POTF2 Stormtrooper rifle. I am nostalgic for this rifle so decided to make it. I plan to print it 1:6 scale.

I have uploaded it as 1 piece and parts in both 1:6 and 1:1 (provided my calculations are correct) as well as thicker 1 piece version for 1:12. All 3 sizes include optional strap.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5395900

potf by kraggy2011, on Flickr

potf2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

potf4 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

potf6 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

potfparts by kraggy2011, on Flickr

potfrifle2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

That is pretty awesome. A perfect cure for nostalgia.

GubernatorFan wrote:That is pretty awesome. A perfect cure for nostalgia.

Thanks I may need to adjust the scale then re-up as I think it looks a little large in the photo from someone who printed it. May revise the others too to make sure they are all properly scaled

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5398534

Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2005) version DC15 pistol
starwarsbattlefront5 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
BF 1 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
BF 2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
BF 3 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
BF 4 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
showcase_pic (1) - Copy by kraggy2011, on Flickr
showcase_pic (2) - Copy by kraggy2011, on Flickr
ingame_4x3 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

You are prolific. Awesome stuff.

That’s pretty cool.

Stryker2011 wrote:That’s pretty cool.

GubernatorFan wrote:You are prolific. Awesome stuff.

Thanks!

I have since added 4 variants (because I like making variants):

No folding stock attachment (to make it more pistol like) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5399042
nostock by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Practical trigger guard version ('nuff said) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5399033
small by kraggy2011, on Flickr

And then 2 wacky original design variants:

Snub pistol (looks kinda like Star Trek Phaser) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5399058
snub by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Snub pistol with hand guard (looks kinda like Halo Magnum) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5399069
Untitled by kraggy2011, on Flickr

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5399326

X wing pilot blast shield

Been updating all the Force Unleashed phase 3 clone armour parts and they should now all be scaled to 1:12, 1:6 and 1:1. I also created from scratch a new version of the shoulder pad which has better thickness for figure use and also includes an extra thick version in case extra strength is needed : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5414220
480921771_ZomboDroid12112021105309.jpg.05f3942c8aead718743ee62a8997dbe3 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
52152067049_2af28aa916_o by kraggy2011, on Flickr
shoulder by kraggy2011, on Flickr
shoulder2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr




I also recently added the Phase 3 left knee pad and a new scratch designed more accurate right knee also.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5410935
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5410530
large_display_77DCiOG by kraggy2011, on Flickr
large_display_p3_knee_r by kraggy2011, on Flickr
large_display_p3_knee_L_b by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Here are all my armour parts at the moment (codpiece is a remix, the rest scratch made)
Untitled by kraggy2011, on Flickr



Additionally I made the Alpha Arc trooper monocle ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5399905 ),
large_display_IMG_0575 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
large_display_alpha5 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
large_display__1_6_MONACLE_ANGLED by kraggy2011, on Flickr

an open stock variant of the Battlefront clone blaster ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5404627 )
large_display_Untitled by kraggy2011, on Flickr


and a 2003 Clone Wars pistol ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5404619 )
large_display_IMG_2832 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
large_display_gun by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Very nice parts. I'm not collecting SW stuff from that trilogy (etc) but I know many do, and even I could use that last pistol.

GubernatorFan wrote:Very nice parts. I'm not collecting SW stuff from that trilogy (etc) but I know many do, and even I could use that last pistol.

Thanks I do intend to make more original trilogy items too, I just have a huge list of things to make so am working through the list one item at a time. Also been updating regularly items already made to fix issues I noticed. Hopefully by the time I post more OT items my skills will be a bit better too


Just realised I never posted pics of the X wing helmet blast shield I posted a few comments up:

BLAST by kraggy2011, on Flickr

BLAST2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

I have opened a shapeways store for those who do not have a 3D printer and will (slowly) be uploading models there over the next few days. Since I have not been able to test print anything yet I may hold off uploading certain models I feel could be problematic until I can get confirmation that they print ok.

here is my first item (phase 3 shoulder pad) which is my test to see how this all works, I will likely upload the rest of the parts tomorrow when I have more time

https://www.shapeways.com/product/NYUVK3SNJ/1-6-tfu-phase-3-clone-trooper-shoulder-pad

Thingiverse is buggy and so many of my models arent showing. I have set up a printables page instead and have 50 models there so far, including recently made Lego star wars blaster for 1:6 figures and realistic style lego blaster too. Also did split droid popper/thermal detonator etc.

https://www.printables.com/social/303348-jaztermareal/models

As always, thanks for the link to these 3D models.