Your softair is boring? Well maybe not but if you are into weird accessories for your beloved pelletshooter this wojak iron sight might be for you :)

Fits on any picatinny rail, although it might seem tight the first time.

please read

• M6x30mm Screws [x2] and M6 nuts [x2] required
• AMS required
• print with 0.1mm Layer height for the details of the sights to be correct
• concentric infill at 100% in the first layer followed by rectilinear infill at 100% recommended to print the wojak figure
• The perfect settings are already applied in the files for OrcaSlicer and BambuStudio

Original Idea:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6444002

Alternative Version from another user (includes a version for people without an AMS):

https://makerworld.com/en/models/187742#profileId-206851

What the project ID tells you about this project (here: NA030001):

project ID system

structure
project ID: aabbcccc
aa - creator ID / abbreviation of creator name
bb - level of difficulty
cccc - number of project in the difficulty level

difficulty levels
01 - entirely 3D printed in one part
02 - 3D printed in multiple parts (may need glue or printer calibration)
03 - 3D printed and only needs (standard) mounting hardware
04 - 3D printed but needs additional mechanical parts
05 - some parts are not meant to be 3D printed -> additional material and tools may be required
06 - requires electronics, but no soldering or programming
07 - requires electronics and soldering skills
08 - requires electronics as well as programming skills and may need to be soldered
09 - may require modification of the model or different additional hardware depending on usecase
10 - requires extensive knowledge and skills

example
dice "crystal" - a modular fair dice with seperate panels: NA020001 (Norden Atelier, first model that is 3D printed in multiple parts)