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GLBSFX Underwater P11 Gun From Tomb Raider 2 3D Model
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A professional CAD designer with many years of experience and a passion for cool movie props. And I transfer it from the movie screens to real life.
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| Vendor: | vetrock |
| Published: | Aug 12, 2022 |
| Download Size: | 106.7 MB |
| Game Ready: | – |
| Polygons: | 356,981 |
| Vertices: | 378,681 |
| Print Ready: | Yes |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | – |
| Materials: | – |
| UV Mapped: | – |
| PBR: | – |
| Rigged: | – |
| Animated: | – |
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SFX Underwater P11 Gun From Tomb Raider 2 3D Model
Lara Croft used her weapon during the film's opening, narrowly avoiding an attack by Chen Lo in the Temple of the Moon. Based on the Heckler & Koch P11 pistol.
The model is based on screenshots from the film as well as additional materials for the film and a photo of props used in the film. The dimensions of the model used are the same as the dimensions of the original props.
The model is easy to print and assemble. The model is created in such a way that each part can be printed in the color in which it is in the original.
The assembly of parts is not difficult. When assembling, it is necessary to use a rod 4 mm in diameter for the rigidity of the assembled model.
It is detailed and corresponds to what we see on the screen in the film.
This pistol will take a worthy place in your replica collection and relic. Complement your cosplay look. Print, glue, paint and enjoy shopping!
Model dimensions:
- length 188 mm
- height 160 mm
- width 55 mm
The model consists of:
Ver1 - one-piece SFX underwater P11 gun, not divided into parts
Ver2 - SFX underwater P11 gun is divided into 13 printable parts
Separately, taking into account printing on printers with a small print area. But you can split it yourself as you need. The model file is attached in one piece.
Formats: .OBJ .STL .SAT .STEP .XB .XT .IGS .SLDPRT
Designed in SolidWorks 2012, rendered in Keyshot 9.
The model is based on screenshots from the film as well as additional materials for the film and a photo of props used in the film. The dimensions of the model used are the same as the dimensions of the original props.
The model is easy to print and assemble. The model is created in such a way that each part can be printed in the color in which it is in the original.
The assembly of parts is not difficult. When assembling, it is necessary to use a rod 4 mm in diameter for the rigidity of the assembled model.
It is detailed and corresponds to what we see on the screen in the film.
This pistol will take a worthy place in your replica collection and relic. Complement your cosplay look. Print, glue, paint and enjoy shopping!
Model dimensions:
- length 188 mm
- height 160 mm
- width 55 mm
The model consists of:
Ver1 - one-piece SFX underwater P11 gun, not divided into parts
Ver2 - SFX underwater P11 gun is divided into 13 printable parts
Separately, taking into account printing on printers with a small print area. But you can split it yourself as you need. The model file is attached in one piece.
Formats: .OBJ .STL .SAT .STEP .XB .XT .IGS .SLDPRT
Designed in SolidWorks 2012, rendered in Keyshot 9.
