Fallout Show Ghoul Revolver by Acheituno

Acheituno

Props & Cosplays>Replica Weapon

Print Profile(4)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

AMS 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Designer

10.5 h

4 plates

4.7(26)

AMS A1 Mini 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Designer

12.5 h

4 plates

Single Color 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Designer

7.3 h

2 plates

Single Color A1 Mini 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Designer

8.3 h

4 plates

Boost

188

299

446

154

Released

Description

Post nuclear world of Fallout!

This Design based on in-game weapon, from the dystopian world of Fallout Show, depict the iconic GHOUL´s REVOLVER of Cooper Howard

1:1 Escale

Immerse yourself into post nuclear world and add this to your collection.

Carefully redesigned, separated into parts for faster and easier color printing, very easy to assemble

Although the elongated bottom piece is included trying to be faithful to the original, I still think it looks much better with a piece of worn brown rope between the parts.

You can find the bullets, shells or stand for this revolver in my profile ;)

I have published different multicolored or single color profiles, choose yours favorite one.

Of course it is a fantasy model and it does not fire.

Enjoy It!!!

Comment & Rating (93)

@JohnDangle

Print Profile

AMS 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

The prop comes out looking nice, and the print itself is quite nice, though I do have suggestions. The profile and model could both use a few tweaks, such as disabling supports on the chamber to avoid a tricky to remove tree up in the center. The bar that runs the length of the print is odd to orient and comes out messy as it's plated. I would recommend going through the profile carefully and ensuring the settings are to your liking if you decide to print this, and you should! It's a cool print.

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The designer has replied

@JohnDangle

As well, I agree with the other poster; it would benefit from the front being split into foregrip and barrel sections, and not just for folks without an AMS or looking to save on poop from filament changes. I would even go further and say the barrel should be an extension of the fore portion of the gun, so it can print as one piece, and you don't have to futz with alignment. This would also eliminate the difference in surface finish between the front and back of the barrel being printed in different orientations. A registration peg would go a long way in alignment if separating the barrel and foregrip isn't feasible in the end. Overall, the print itself is great fun to assemble and well modeled, just the profile needs some work. Hopefully this doesn't come across as too critical, I really do like the work the poster put in.

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@Acheituno

Replying to @JohnDangle :

Thanks for your comments and photo, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!!

@ZeroCool13

Replying to @JohnDangle :

Thanks for agreeing lol, Just makes more sense that way.

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@Angrydarren

Boosted

Print Profile

AMS 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

love it, used wood filament for handle and stock came out great

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for your comments and photo, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!

@Angrydarren

Boosted

Replying to @Acheituno :

done mate

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@joshyoan

Boosted

assez fragile mais très sympa ça sera pour l'exposé impeccable

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for your comments and photos, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!!

@ZeroCool13

I love this, but I would love if someone was able to separate the metal barrel part from the wooden end of the gun. Would make things much easier on those of us that dont have an AMS lol.

The designer has replied

@ZeroCool13

Have the barrel as just an inserted, glue in option, so we can single color print everything in a closer proper color. And i cant just pause it at a certain point because you cant line it up properly to do a pause and filament change .

@Acheituno

No problem, I have a ready made version with the parts separated so you don't need AMS, I'm still doing fit tests.

@jamesarmstrong3

I am not going to bother posting this piece, but it bugged me it seemed to be missing a small part to help latch the hinged part to keep it from flopping down. Just place a Cube part and change it to 8x4x4mm and print then glue in place.

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

In a new version I have included the closing piece, it is available for download. In the end it is nothing more than a small rectangular piece. Thanks

@HeroForged

Boosted

printed great, ran a flame over it to add a weathered effect

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for your comments and photo, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!!

@sirdigbychknczr

Boosted

Print Profile

AMS 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for your comments and Photo, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!!

@L.Sanchez

Boosted

Print Profile

AMS 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for your comments and photo, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!

(Edited)

@TheAustinZombie

Boosted

Print Profile

AMS 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for your comments and awesome photos, maybe if you like the model you could support me with a Boost. Greetings!!

@Freaiser

Boosted

Really nice, easy to figure out as well

The designer has replied

@Acheituno

Thanks for your comments and boost. Greetings!!

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@Freaiser

Boosted

Replying to @Acheituno :

only one question for you... is the "barrel" part supposed to be glued on?

@Acheituno

Replying to @Freaiser :

You will only need to glue the trigger and the front of the revolver, separating them to facilitate color printing. Maybe I will release a version with connectors, to facilitate the final position.

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