Prop Plasma Pistol của Cypher (40K) cho cosplay

This is a life size prop Plasma Pistol, based on the one wielded by the new Cypher Model in Warhammer 40k.

It was made from scratch after Osiron GlⒶw was nice enough to share his model with me. His model isn't in any specific scale, and took different creative liberties than I did. Also I'm very bad at Fusion 360, so I had no idea how to modify his model, and only kept breaking everything so I decided to start from the ground up.

The weapon is scaled off of a model I made from a Glock 18 handle. It measures about 12"L x 7.5"H x 3.5"W or 30cmL x 18cmH x 9cmW. My prototype weighs 530g, but I can bring that down with better printing.

No glue is needed to assemble it, as I used openLOCK clips to connect most things.

All files are provided in the correct orientation.

Supports are likely required on some parts, those are labelled with -SUPPORT. You know your printer better than I do and likely have it setup better than mine, so use your own judgement.

The Receiver is printed standing up so the filigree will print, if you can make it work in another orientation go for it, otherwise brim and support this like crazy. I'll try to upload a receiver with a blank side for modding or your own designs/logos.

Some files are labelled with -SPLIT and should be cut in half in the slicer, top/bottom.  These are: Igniter, Cable, Compressor/Expander. They will print easier that way and without supports. Almost all the parts could be split for easier printing but they aren't keyed.

Most parts are tolerance already, but some may not be, so you might have to sand some things. I think that might be the Handle, Igniter, Top Frame.

You'll need 5 openLOCK clips, and the half clip called "sight clip". 

I have provided an STL of the complete pistol that you can slice in half if you and just print it monolithically. I think the trigger might still work since the gap exists. I still see the cutouts for tolerances and openLOCK clips when I do this in a slicer so if there are problems printing this way let me know and I'll try to fix it.

The coils and spheres are designed to have space for LEDs. I haven't gotten to that point so who knows how possible that is.

I don't actually know what I'm doing in F360, so I'm sure it could be done better, and if you wanna do that let me know I can likely provide files. It's evidence enough that the model looks great in CAD but contains details that are just impossible or difficult to print.

TO DO:

• Blank Receiver for customizing
• Split and key all parts for easier printing.
• Adjust tolerances on a few parts