Download the files for the 3D printed Warhammer 40K - Inquisitor Sword by teptec. End piece (either 'blade_1.stl' or the pommel), preferably with 5-minute epoxy. Surfaces and the rods and just slide one piece after another over the rods.

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This pistol goes perfectly with any Imperial Warhammer 40K cosplay, prints easily without any supports, is fun to paint and has a suprisingly nice balance when handled. The way it was split ensures it will fit on any regular desktop printer and in addition makes clean painting as easy as possible.

3D Printer Files If you want to make this 'Warhammer 40K Handgun' weapon, you need 3D Printer parts.You can find all files below link for downloads. Print settings: • print at 0.1 - 0.2mm layers (I printed everything at 0.15mm) • 3-4 perimeters • 30% infill • no supports needed * Grip: You can either print 'grip_full.stl' vertically (will require minimal supports) or print the two grip halves ('grip_1.stl' & 'grip_2.stl') and put them together with the dowels and some glue. BOM (Bill of Materials): • Any glue that fits your chosen material (Superglue and/or 5-minute epoxy for PLA; Acetone for ABS) • 4x short countersunk M4 screws for the handle (decorative purpose only). Alternatively you could use tape or straps of cloth for a more post-apocalyptic look.

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I am a professional 3d artist. I had been keeping my eye on 3d printing when the reprap project came about a few years ago. Reprap is an open source project for the construction and operation of 3d printers. I purchased a 3d printer kit this fall. I assembled it and had been toying around with modeling things and printing them out. It dawned on me that I could incorporate another hobby of mine from my childhood. I played tabletop wargames through my teens.

I enjoyed the model making and painting mostly. I have a younger brother that plays IG.

I figured I'd try modeling and printing some minis. I started with the Sentinel, and when that turned out so well, I started working on the Leman Russ. Months went by, and another brother of mine suggested I post them to thingiverse.

GW caught wind and sent thingiverse a DMCA. Its not as big of a deal as some are making it out to be. I am in no way affected. I still plan to develop 28mm scaled vehicles.

The single unit models won't print as well as the larger units/vehicles. I don't feel like rocking any boats, so I won't be openly distributing my 3d files. My current print area is about 10cm cubed. I will be building a second mendel style printer that will have a build volume of about 20cm cubed. I own a Makerbot Thing-o-Matic. I model in 3ds max.

I am fluent in the Adobe suite, and other graphics applications. Apocalypse40K is a registered trademark of Dice of War, Inc. All rights reserved. Warhammer 40,000 This web site is completely unofficial and in no way endorsed by Games Workshop Limited.