Dummy 13 Clone Weapons Pack

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Hardware info:

These were all made from scratch by me, except for the DC-15A Long gun. The original model for that was made by Woyta94 on thingiverse, it's a beautiful piece of work.  I scaled it to movie appropriate size & added a dummy13 size grip. Also added some reinforcement here & there to make small scale printing more reliable. 

 

Here's a list of the weapons!

 

• DC-15A Long rifle

• DC-15S Carbine

  DC-15S Carbine variant with sight guards!

• DC-17 Pistol

• DC-17M Commando Modular Carbine

• Z-6 Chaingun

   

The clones pictured are the absolutely incredible work done by TroisCentTrenteTrois here on makerworld, if you haven't already you should absolutely go print an army of his creations!

 

 

Notes. 

The profile prints great in PLA and PETG-HF, But I recommend PLA or PLA matte for highest detail. The ones in the pictures were printed in PETG-HF. PETG tends to lose the finer details unless you use .2 nozzle, but the part is a little tougher if it's gonna be used alot. 

 

I printed with .4mm nozzle, and also did them all in .2 for the photos. Smaller nozzle gives even better detail of course. 

 

I oriented most of them upright to get maximum detail, at the expense of print time. The DC-15A is an exception, I cut it in half & laid it flat, so it will need to be glued together. 2 or 3 drops of super glue is plenty. 

 

 

 

 

The Chaingun I designed in 4 pieces that friction fit nicely, I printed out a couple in different materials & at .08 layer height the detail is very good, and the fit was consistent. No glue needed. Take care when removing the forward grips from the print bed, I made them thin for accuracy but the trade-off is they're a bit delicate. They're setup to print with the best possible layer orientation, I think. 

 

 

 

 

One more note, I noticed after I started this post that TroisCentTrenteTrois also made a Z-6 Chaingun! It's packaged with his heavy trooper. His might even be better than mine 😂 but I spent like 8 hours on this thing dangit and I'm gonna upload it anyways 🤣

 

Enjoy!

 

 

4-6-2025 Update: Designed a holster for the pistol, Modelled after captain Rex's holsters. Also made a new hip armor piece for the clone armor set, it's basically an exact replica but with a square mounting hole for accessories. Holster fits it nicely by friction, but you can always add glue if needed. 

You'll find the print profile at the top of the page.

4-7 Update: New photos, and modified the print profiles. Now all weapon types are contained in one profile. 

 

 

5-3 Update: I put together a couple of armor add ons, to make your very own Clone Commanders! I don't think it's really worth making a separate upload so I'll just add them here as a print profile. Here's some pics! The parts are at the top of the page in the profiles section! 

 

Notes about these pieces:

• I made the chaps to fit snug under the holster, so you'll need to print a holster & hip armor piece to use the chaps. They work best with .2 nozzle, with .4 nozzle you may need to glue the chap piece to your holster to keep it from slipping around. 
• The pauldrons will fit by friction under the edge of the head. They limit head movement a bit, but I chose that instead of requiring glue. You simply remove the head, set the shoulder armor on, and snap head back in place! 
• In the pics I printed the shoulder armor in .2 layer height, it's obviously better with small layers like .08, I just took pics of the wrong one :)

 

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