Silver (nickel), green, yellow, red and black paint.Aluminium strip, 2x10mm and 2x20mm, about 200mm each.Aluminium tube, 12-13mm OD, 185mm long.3D printing Filament, at least 1kg, probably a bit more.What you will need regardless of version is: To make an AER9 Laser Rifle, you will need a few things.

If you do finish one, I assure you that it is worth it.

Only start on this if you are sure you can handle it. The reloading version requires additional skill and a bit of improvisation to assemble. The non-reloading version is a massive job printing and assembling. I will also have to warn anyone that wants to make one of these, this is a difficult project. It took well over 70 hours to print and double that for all other assembly steps. The Laser Rifle is over 850mm long (3') and weighs about 1.5kg. Because of the difficulty, I have also added the files to make a Laser Rifle without the reloading mechanism. It is quite a difficult (but rewarding) addition. I thought it would be simpler when I was designing it. Now not everyone might like the challenge of the working reloading mechanism and I have to be honest. This model is about as accurate as I can make it. Also I added laser and laser sound to it, to make it even better. Because I like making it difficult for myself, I made one with a working reloading mechanism. A completely 3D printable version of the AER9 Laser Rifle from Fallout. After one too many requests from people, I finally decided that I might as well do it, and here we are. It wasn't really that it wasn't possible, it would just take a ridiculous amount of time. Printing one has been a thought of mine ever since the AEP7 Laser pistol, now about 2 years ago. It embodies everything about the game, The 'World of tomorrow today' feeling, the thought that everything is going to be possible in just a few years, a great war that applied these mentalities to weaponry. The AER9 Laser Rifle is quite possibly the most recognizable object from the Fallout series.

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