Han Solo DL-44 Blaster V2 – Star Wars Prop Replica

After some feedback on the V1 of this model I made, I decided to make a V2. The following alterations have been made:

1. New connector pieces for the scope attachment.

    

2.  More detailing on the left side of the main body.

    

3. Small detailing in the collamator barrel.

    

4. More detailing along the receiver and hammer.

    

5. Better connection tolerances.

    

6. New connectors for different parts of the body.

    

7. Separated trigger for easier painting, easier support removal and the ability to print in a higher detail focused orientation.

This is my take on Han Solo’s iconic DL-44 blaster—fully modelled from scratch and built with detail and printability in mind. Every part of this legendary sidearm has been broken down into clean, manageable components for easy printing on standard FDM printers.

This model is designed at 1:1 scale and is meant for display, cosplay, or just pure collector joy. It comes in multiple parts and requires gluing for final assembly. I’ve split everything to be print-friendly while preserving the look and feel of the original movie prop.

The result is a screen-accurate replica with satisfying dimension and depth, ready to be painted, weathered, and added to your Star Wars display shelf (or holster, if you’re feeling Corellian).

Let me know what you think—and feel free to tag me if you end up building your own!

Recommended Print Settings:

• Infill: 5–10% Gyroid or Grid
• Layer Height: 0.2mm for general parts, 0.12–0.16mm for detail-rich components
• Wall Count: 3 for added strength
• Assembly: Super glue or epoxy recommended
• Scale: Already sized for 1:1 replica – do not rescale