Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/08/27/plans-for-3d-printing-a-star-t.html
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Looks like a Type I mounted in the Type II amplifier if I remember my Star Trek correctly.
In fact the linked plans are only for the type 2 mount, you have to print the type 1 phaser separately to complete it.
Cue Paramount C&D in 3…2…
he also made Suffragetto game pieces, a game that is now my TIL for the day…
My 12-year-old self would have wanted this very badly.
Can I get it with the extra settings?
It’s fine by me that this static half-a-phaser has to be printed in 2 dozen+ separate parts and requires extensive finishing and assembly.
But it does make me wonder how come, when I post a mechanical spooky arm-wiggling ghost that’s only 9 parts, I get nothing but salty static for not making it easy enough.
OTOH I posted a chicken that took like an hour to make and doesn’t print that well, and I think that’s my most popular design and no one has been especially mean to me about it. You just don’t know how these assholes will react to stuff.
I don’t care how many pieces he is, that l’il guy RULES.
He needs to do the Official Star Trek V Marshmallow Dispenser.
I prefer the phasers used in ‘The Menagerie’. I liked the style. Much more ray-gunny.
Give in to your 12-year-old self. Look into the eyes of my avatar. Do this nnnnnnoooowwwwwww!
I thought they were marshmelons.
Those are cool. I much prefer either one to the Next Generation model, which makes no design sense whatever.
Yep. When I think ear thermometer, I don’t think ‘SPACE’.
Me too. I made one for a costume when I was a kid and it ended up being (and looking exactly like) an empty thread spool glued to a screwdriver or something.
Hollywood (and America) portray guns as handy remote controls for switching other people off, and whoever boobed the TNG phaser design forgot to be subtle about that
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