This is my model of the E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster. You can configure it in 1 of 2 ways. The weapon made its first appearance in Empire Strikes Back. In that movie, the power cable ran from the power cell to the bottom center of the tripod. The Mandalorian included several more appearances of the E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster. In that show, they changed it to have the power cable mount to the bottom back of the barrel itself. This was so that Din Djarin could pull it off the tripod and wield it manually.
This version of my model includes a cable mount point on the bottom of the tripod, as well as a second mount point on the back/bottom of the barrel.
The weapon is fully posable and usable with Black Series action figures. The figure hands can actually grip the handles, and it can be wielded “by hand” as seen in The Mandalorian.
Other features include a hollow barrel with a core and heat shield, printed in once piece, working traverse and elevation pivots and accurate details.
You can purchase the E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster at my Ebay store!
NEW: If you want to print your own, you can purchase the STLs on Cults3D or Etsy!
UPDATE April 10, 2024:
Version 2 is complete and includes many updates. The tripod was made more accurate by increasing the length of the conical supports on the underside of the tripod, and shortening the “canisters”. The Barrel was improved with better internal supports, recessing the “Mando” power cable connection, and reducing the overall resin usage. The power box was also made more detailed by recessing the power connection slightly, adding details to the connection point, as well as on the top of the power box. The walls were thinned to further reduce resin usage. I also switched to Anycubic’s ABS-Like Pro 2 resin as it offers slightly better durability and detail over their older ABS-Like resins.
This model was my first use of Anycubic’s ABS-Like resin, and it is a lot more durable and flexible than regular resin. I will be printing more models in this resin. I have since switched to Anycubic’s ABS-Like Pro 2, which is even better.
Note: Some of the pictures in the gallery are of an earlier version of the tripod where the cylinders were way too long, and the conical bits were way too short.
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