Breacher "Exothermic" - Cosmetic Modification
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A dual extrusion cosmetic modification of the Breacher by @sillybutts.
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Want to make printing and assembling your Breacher a significantly more complicated and lengthy and possibly a even a little cooler? Also, have a dual extrusion printer? You're in luck! This modification features geometry generated by a script because it's got way too many tiny lines on it to do by hand. Makes it look cooler than usual, but also uses more printer time than usual due to the absurd amount of extruder switching that it requires to print.
Included in the below files is a folder of STLs and STEPs. A / B / C in the file names correlate to the colors in the diagram below:

I find this design works best if you match the parts to the part of the color gradient that it's adjacent to. For example, the pump grip is orange to match the front, the butt is black to match the stock, etc. This helps makes all the tiny lines really do work on people's eyeballs.
Included in the below downloads is all of the body parts of the blaster. You can find the remaining parts on SB's page for the blaster right here.
Let me know if you find anything mislabeled or if any of this geometry is busted and have fun! And post it if you make it, would love to see some new colors on this thing!
(Note: attached STLs are different slightly different than the photos, since the pictured blaster was prerelease geometry. I put more lines on it.)
(Second Note for the REAL NERDS: The process of slicing up this model was completed in Rhino with a Grasshopper script. It includes a small script that runs an arithmetic series and then remaps the values for aesthetic affect. I've attached the .gh script below, so go nuts.)