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Many people seem to think that a prop magically gets better when you make a mold and cast it but that is wrong. I took very much time for this step because the cleaner you work, the better your part looks after casting it. When all parts were printed I started to apply filler primer with spray cans.

N7 MASS EFFECT FONT ITALIC UPGRADE

The ones I use have a larger diameter than the ones the author of the model uses so I had to adjust that.ДЄfter a couple of errors due to extruder jams during these prints (most of the parts took way over 8 hours to print) I replaced my extruder setup with an upgrade featuring better filament handling. One part of the gun is acting as a lid for these areas which is held in place by magnets. There are hollow areas designed to house the electronics. Adjusted the size of the holes for magnets.This eliminates the need of support material, reduces the risk of failures during the print and also requires less cleanup after printing Split the grip parts in half to print them separately and put them together later.Added a silencer/barrel upgrade which screws on to the barrel.I added the following tweaks to the 3D model I got from Thingiverse ( ) before printing: Another plus is that this gun comes in 2 variations in the game: The Carnifex and the Paladin, which have an identical shape but different paint jobs so itвЂ™s basically two for one once I have built it. Also it is smaller than an assault rifle and thus the molds are easier to handle and to store. I started out by selecting the Carnifex because I love Mass Effect and it is a weapon with a very cool design. With this project I wanted to achieve a much higher quality than I managed to achieve with the M-37 rifle and improve my mold making skills. I have been working on a new prop over the last weeks or maybe even months. Building a Mass Effect M-6 Carnifex pistol prop (Part 1)

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