BAR M1918 A2 - Free 3D Print Model

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CWGunner

Props & Cosplays>Cosplay Weapons

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Print Profile(1)

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P1S

H2D

H2S

X1E

H2C

P1P

P2S

X2D

H2D Pro

X1 Carbon

A2L

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 7% infill

Designer

25.9 h

4 plates

3.0(2)

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Description

I bring you a 1:1 scale model of the BAR 1918A2. The model is quite simple and has no moving parts. It comes in several separate pieces to be glued together, making assembly more intuitive and easy to do just by looking at a photo.

Both the handle and the bipod are not designed yet and are handmade pieces I made myself, but if the model performs well, I will dedicate time to designing them and adding them later.

The model is intended only as a prop or decoration, so it is not highly detailed for reenactment purposes. As you can see, the finished one I have took many hours of post-processing, effort, patience, and work—but yours can look just as good.

I am also working on the Polish version, which I hope will be available soon.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

Comment & Rating (22)

@user_1845189726

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 7% infill

this whole print file has done stuff like this. Printer is fine, clean and running right. Only file thats had every plate do this

The profile uploader has replied

@CWgunner

Thanks for the feedback. It seems the issue may come from the included print profile rather than the model itself. I’m going to review and update it to improve compatibility with different printers.

(Edited)

@ghosr

what in the m1 grand m249 cross over is this lol

@Daboss2o1

it is just a Browning Automatic Rifle, it was created many years before both of the firearms you named were even conceptualized

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@ghosr

Replying to @Daboss2o1 :

it looks like both combined lol

@still_dabomb

Replying to @ghosr :

no not really, M249 wasn’t even a thing

@Dannoth552

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 7% infill

Very cool print.

@keirmillingtine

most prints had stringing, and was general a bad print

The designer has replied

@Daboss2o1

the stringing is not an issue with the model. It is an issue with your filament. You need to either dry your filament or purchase new filament to prevent this. Likewise try adjusting some settings in your slicer to reduce the affect of stringing.

@keirmillingtine

Replying to @Daboss2o1 :

believe it or not, but I actually just dried the spool, and the stringing only happens on this model and not others

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@CWgunner

Replying to @keirmillingtine :

thats weird, stringin because of the model.. I'll check, but kind of weird

@royincanada2004

how do you get that kind of finish on the wood and metal? What materials are used? thanks

The designer has replied

@CWgunner

I mainly use ABS for printing. To bond the layers, I apply a light brush of acetone. I also reinforce the joints by inserting metal staples using a hot soldering iron. Then, I use Filler Primer from Vallejo, a range they released specifically for 3D printing. Finally, using an airbrush, I apply metallic colors from AK Interactive, building up layers until I’m satisfied with the result. I might make a guide in the future, but the process takes so much time and effort that I don’t usually think about recording it.

@royincanada2004

Replying to @CWgunner :

could you tell me which ak colours you use? i saw a few metallic ones but unsure which ones to use

@CWgunner

Replying to @royincanada2004 :

I usually use the Xtreme Metal paints with an airbrush: Xtreme Metal Armament, Metal Steel, and Pale Burnt Metal. For a very common period-style blued finish with bluish tones, I also use Xtreme Metal Metallic Blue.

@user_1998029136

I reccomend adding hole for rod going through whole barrel.

The designer has replied

@CWgunner

I'll do it

@user_4080406548

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it would be awesome if you did that

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@Daboss2o1

Hey, i have been printing your Spanish Mauser m1893 and i just noticed that it has been removed from maker world. Would it be possible for you to send the assembly instructions so i would be able to assemble the print please?

@user_1629855141

where the photo and how many parts

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