RoboCop Auto 9 Pistol - Movie Accurate Prop Replica

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juji-nya

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Toys&Games > Action Figures

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Først set

2026-07-10 18:34

Sidst set

2026-07-10 18:34

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robocop auto 9 replica 80 90 80s movies scifi cyberpunk

Beskrivelse

### 🎬 "Your move, creep." Bring a piece of 80s sci-fi history to your display shelf with this movie-accurate replica of RoboCop’s iconic sidearm: the **Auto 9**. Heavily modified from a Beretta 93R, this legendary blaster features the signature oversized compensator, integrated ribbing, and brutalist futuristic lines that defined Alex Murphy's signature weapon. Perfect for high-end cosplay, nostalgic sci-fi collectors, or anyone wanting a striking showcase piece next to their 3D printer. --- ### 🔍 Features * **1:1 Full Scale:** True to the original screen-used dimensions. * **Print-Friendly Optimization:** Split into logical pieces to minimize necessary supports and hide seam lines. * **Easy Assembly:** Features alignment pins/slots for rock-solid gluing and perfect alignment. * **[Optional feature - delete if not applicable]:** Functional moving slide and removable magazine/clip. --- ### 🛠️ Recommended Print Settings To get the absolute best finish right off the print bed, I highly recommend the following settings: * **Printer:** Optimized for Bambu Lab X1/P1/A1 series. * **Filament:** PLA Black or Charcoal (Matte PLA works incredibly well for the grip, Silk or Metallic Silver/Gunmetal for the slide accents). * **Layer Height:** 0.16mm for maximum crispness on the compensator ribs, or 0.20mm for a faster print. * **Infill:** 15% Gyroid (provides great internal strength without wasting filament). * **Walls:** 3 Wall Loops (essential for giving the thin barrel walls and pins structural integrity). * **Supports:** [e.g., Tree supports recommended only for the trigger guard area / No supports needed if oriented correctly]. --- ### 🧩 Assembly Instructions 1. Clean up any minor support artifacts around the alignment joints. 2. Dry-fit all parts *before* applying adhesive to make sure your tolerances are clean. 3. Use a high-quality CA glue (superglue) or 2-part epoxy to bond the front compensator to the main receiver frame. 4. Let cure completely before sanding or painting! *If you love this model, please leave a 5-star rating and share your makes! It heavily helps support my design work.*