Thermal Detonator - Star Wars (Battlefront II) - Free 3D Print Model

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X1 Carbon

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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3.9 h

1 plate

4.6(17)

RECCOMENDED - Support Interface Material

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4.2 h

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Description

This is a Thermal Detonator, as seen in many Star Wars films and games. It is about the size of a baseball, and is extremely easy to assemble!

This specific one is designed off of references from mainly Battlefront II. It was designed in Autodesk Fusion, and looks best printed in a metallic color with support interface material (check the print profiles). Some of the overhangs are not perfect, but I found that they were not very noticeable in the final model. To assemble, simply press fit the parts together, and add a little glue if they do not stay (although they should).

Let me know if you would like to see a working version of this model, where the two halves spring apart on impact!

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Comment & Rating (32)

@user_2960315653

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@user_4271992757

daaang

@JacobB84

Looking good. I printed mine with a shiny silver filament, then used a paint pen to paint the button and thumb thing.....Did you paint this whole thing? or is that a specific type of filament you used for that dark grey?

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@user_2960315653

Replying to @JacobB84 :

This was painted with spray cans, used a black primer and misted the 'steel' spray can lightly so you create some depth. The buttons were hand painted with some miniature paint.

@caotainkobalt

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

awesome beginner print. this was the 2nd thing I printed and love it. assembly is a bit snug but once it’s together it holds really well and can still be taken apart with a little effort. will look very cool once painted. printed in basic pla

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@aboredcam

Thanks! Glad you liked it

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@user_1449459935

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

ended up in loads of spaghetti

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@aboredcam

So sorry that happened! Did it fail like that more than once? If so, I’ll take a look at the print profile. Otherwise, I’d reccomend using some of the Bambu bed glue or washing your print bed, that tends to help my prints!

@user_3713691089

very good print make sure to take a knife and take the middle thing in each of them out so you can youse the block that it printed love Star Wars

@user_2530234088

would you say this can take down an at-at?

@user_2324847999

if you put it between the pilots

@Korben_Dallas

I would say so. if you were to somehow get up high enough, like maybe with a hoist cable shot from a grappling gun, and kind of glide up there on the cable, and you were able to chunk it inside the ATAT in just the right spot.....I think maybe so 🤔

@CT3122

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

it’s a great bomb, especially if you use sharpie where the LEDs are supposed to be and use paint to Weather the rest of it

@3dprinterfan

how do you bulid this it’s hard

The designer has replied

@aboredcam

Have you printed the pieces yet? If so, you might have to sand/file away some of the connection block

@3dprinterfan

how do you bulid this

@YoJacoby

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@hildeprint

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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