Building a Mandalorian rifle from a 3D print can be tricky with all of the different parts. Here’s how I built mine.
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D23 2019 Display

These are the pieces I started with. All of the pieces fit pretty well together. I used superglue and accelerator to glue together. Here’s a link if you’re interested to know where I purchase them. https://amzn.to/35XFcPP
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Right after printing -
Had to shave a little of the inside so the pieces would fit easier. -
Main body of the rifle -
The “fork” and the end cap piecing together. -
Again, having to trim down the inside with a knife. -
These two holes fit the 1″ and 5/16″ dowels. -
Scope before -
Scope after -
Scope attached to the main body -
These have two flat sides which fit back to back -
Note the positions -
Next three pieces to together -
Note, one piece is longer than another. Short end goes in front. -
Note the shape and orientation. flatter side goes on top. -
Note, middle piece orientation -
After three pieces on the dowels -
Next, smaller parts go on sides and top -
Note the orientation and details of the piece. Parts are specific to left and right. -
After side caps in place -
Before -
After -
As mentioned, some of the parts had to be shaved down a bit. It’s a tight fit. -
Fitting main body to stock -
Fitting two stock pieces into one. -
Sight goes on top -
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Optional end caps for the scope. Personally, I like to see through the scope.

