This model is meant to be post-processed after printing. We try to make the models in a way that uses as little support material as possible. We use these settings for most of our prints:įor parts that are tall but have a small base, we use a 10 mm brim for better bed adhesion. the same size as in the Star Wars movies. The STL files are named in the same way as the parts in blueprint pictures, so they could help you with assembling the blaster together.Īt 100% scale, the blasters are approx. All cut parts are placed on the print bed as we would print them to save you time. The download contains pieces of the blaster ready to be 3D printed on a 200 mm print bed and files that are not cut into smaller pieces. The blocky detail parts on the scope mounts were also eliminated.This is a digital 3D printable model of the blaster from Star Wars The scope was also mounted farther back on the gun and slightly lower. The same scope was used, but for some reason it was mounted pointing in the opposite direction from the Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back version. The Heiland flash unit was gone and a beefier barrel with ribbed hand grips was built over the existing flare gun barrel. Presumably this was because the prop would be featured prominently in the skiff battle scenes where Luke Skywalker slices it in half with his lightsaber. In Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, the Webley & Scott was used again, only this time more detail was added, primarily to the barrel. The barrel of the gun was chopped off by a clone of Starkiller's in The Force Unleashed II novel. The EE-3 later reappeared in the show in the episode The Box and again in Eminence. In 2010, Bounty Hunters, an episode of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series, showed a bounty hunter wielding an EE-3. There were also some blocky detail pieces added between the scope mounts and the body of the gun.
To make it into the weapon of an intergalactic bounty hunter, prop makers added a rifle scope, some detail parts to the stock and either an MPP Microflash or Heiland Synchronar flash unit protruding from the end of the barrel.
The prop Boba Fett uses in the films is a modified Webley & Scott № 1 Mark "I" Flare Gun, built for use by British troops during WWI.
In the game, Fett's blaster uses the same graphics as the E-11 Blaster Rifle. In Star Wars: Battlefront II, the rifle discharges a three-round burst. However, in the characters section, under the bounty hunter Sugi, it is identified under its name that was introduced in the now non-canon Star Wars Legends line as the "EE-3 carbine rifle." In the 2015 reference book Ultimate Star Wars, the EE-3 carbine rifle was misidentified as "ESB carbine rifle" in its entry in the technology section of the book.
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