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Luke Nukem Blaster

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  • Blaster Back housing.stl 29.089655000000004 × 22.239799000000005 × 29.089660000000002 mm
  • Blaster Handle Trigger.stl 9.607486999999999 × 14.949837000000002 × 11.097962999999996 mm
  • Blaster Handle Wire Connection.stl 6.890217 × 9.881199000000002 × 1.9985809999999997 mm
  • Blaster Main Handle.stl 13.060316000000002 × 25.071093 × 39.469818 mm
  • Blaster Metal Front Magnet Connection.stl 26.756218000000004 × 1.5743369999999999 × 26.761452000000006 mm
  • Blaster Metal Front Mesh.stl 26.558380999999997 × 0.8417659999999998 × 26.558365000000002 mm
  • Blaster Metal Front without mesh.stl 29.089660999999992 × 39.867695 × 29.089751999999997 mm
  • Blaster Metal Front.stl 29.089655000000004 × 39.867695 × 29.089751999999997 mm
  • Clicker Knob Backing.stl 1.9453890000000005 × 6.9123539999999934 × 6.9123540000000006 mm
  • Clicker Knob Connection.stl 2.8695809999999997 × 13.711433 × 21.752068 mm
  • Clicker Knob.stl 8.916781 × 12.913269 × 12.913253999999995 mm

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Design number 4062295
Design author RomaineLettuce
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Cosplay prop for Luke Nukem (the microwave) from Date Everything! the game.

It's been split into multiple parts for printing and painting, including a front, middle, back, and handle section. The knob has a mechanism to make a clicking noise when rotated. 8 magnets can be fitted into the recesses between the front and middle sections to make access to the emptied out front section easier. I placed warm LEDs in the front section with an orange translucent film glued behind the hexagon "mesh" to give it an orange glow when turned on. I left access to the front portion where the LEDs and battery pack stored open to turn the LEDs on and off.

The handle is glued in place after painting, and the bottom twist-y portion is glued to wires that go with the rest of the costume. Removable for storage and in case of tugging wires.

I printed in ABS in order to sand the parts and had good results! The flat portions in the middle section can be delicate and susceptible to snapping if pushed on though, if printed right-side-up.

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3D printing in ABS at 0.1 and 0.2mm height. Soft white LED srip & 12V battery pack

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