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Resistance - M5A2 Folsom Carbine

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  • 303_round.stl 13.0 × 13.0 × 78.11 mm
  • Barrel.stl 72.637116 × 25.00003 × 144.999282 mm
  • Barrell_Pins_x6.stl 7.699998999999999 × 7.699999 × 29.999943 mm
  • Butt.stl 140.295472 × 36.063988 × 277.911622 mm
  • F_Sight.stl 22.50595 × 45.663784 × 28.00029 mm
  • Flat_Pin_x2.stl 49.5 × 5.6 × 3.600003000000001 mm
  • Grenade_Launcher.stl 68.961136 × 55.94204 × 260.98285 mm
  • Knobs_x2.stl 21.997756 × 21.997772 × 8.000032 mm
  • L_Shield.stl 52.124508 × 7.32412 × 159.999726 mm
  • Loader.stl 61.875 × 41.13718 × 11.880002 mm
  • ML_sights.stl 21.999916 × 24.851058 × 8.500204 mm
  • MR_sights.stl 22.0 × 24.86272 × 8.500084 mm
  • Magazine.stl 82.25 × 17.75 × 90.0 mm
  • R_Shield.stl 52.124118 × 7.320396 × 159.99965 mm
  • Rear_Body.stl 175.0 × 48.0 × 82.75 mm
  • Rear_Sight.stl 22.517088 × 45.664466 × 28.001396 mm
  • Upper_Body.stl 55.020604 × 51.421318 × 275.00003 mm
  • Upper_Rear_Body_FDM.stl 164.199996 × 34.0 × 31.453498 mm
  • Upper_Rear_Body_SLA.stl 164.199996 × 34.0 × 31.453498 mm

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Design number 147957
Design author Chaco
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3D model description

Type: Assault riffle

Featured in: Resistance: Fall of Man, Resistance 2, Resistance 3 and Resistance: Burning Skies.

Commissioned by: Customer name withheld.

Designed in: Fusion 360

Overall dimensions: 872.9mm, 178.2mm, 121.1mm

Expected filament used: >940g

Print time: >55 hrs

Diffculty: Intermediate. I expect you are experienced with best 3D Printing practices and techniques.

Description:
This riffle was designed using two images from the games as reference. It was meant to mimic its game variant, but with my own design tweaks. It doesn't necessarily follow any specific version of the games mentioned above. My sources didn't indicate which of the 3 games is was from exactly. It has been optimized for 3D printing in mind, using minimal supports. It follows most of the game assets features, with the obvious tweaks.

Need:
(4) M4x10 screws
(8) M3x10 screws

3D printing settings

  • Designed to have parts glued together using pins. (Suggested adhesive - Clear Gorilla Glue)
  • Pins are slightly undersized 0.3mm to compensate for adhesive
  • Use support blockers and enforces to ensure only needed areas get support
  • Using brims or rafts are not required; use as needed
  • Parts were designed for my specific machines, If parts are too large for your build volume, there are plenty of free software and even slicers that can split the bodies for your needs.
  • All files are manifold and oriented on the suggested print orientation.
  • The sights are meant to attach to the Upper body using M3x10 screws.
  • The Upper body side holes (2 per side) are meant to accept M4x10 for added details.(see images)

Files:
- Upper_Rear_Body (There's an FDM and SLA version. Text inscribed on part is too small for FDM )

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