Halo 3 M7/Caseless SMG Replica
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Non-firing prop gun with moving trigger and removable ammo clip, inspired by the Halo 3 M7/Caseless SMG.
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Dual wield SMGs like Master Chief!
Continuing with my modelling of Halo 3 replicas, after finishing up the M6C/SOCOM replica, I decided to try and model something a little bit larger and potentially more complex. Specifically the M7/Caseless SMG. Now, the Halo SMG is one of those weapons that has been around for several games, introduced in Halo 2, and appearing in Halo 3 and beyond. Because of this, over the years, many people have made their own models, replicas, iterations, now spread across the vastness of the internet; moreso than the M6C/SOCOM pistol, it feels like at times. So, here is my rendition of the M7/Caseless SMG from Halo 3 and Halo 3: ODST, released into the world.
This model is a two-for-one deal, not only can you print the M7 SMG, I've included all the parts for the M7S version of the SMG from Halo 3: ODST.
Notice: This is a non-firing replica. It cannot shoot.
If you want to check out my journey in designing and printing this replica, you can find that posted here.
M7 Parts: Print these files for a complete M7/Caseless SMG replica from Halo 3. Print them twice if you want to dual-wield!
M7S Parts: Print these files to turn the M7/Caseless SMG into the M7S variant from Halo 3: ODST.
Note: Several pieces use sacrificial bridging that will need to be cut out. Parts PC-01, PC-14, and PC-28 use 1.75mm filament as alignment pins for gluing together. If you don't have 5mm aluminum rods for the trigger assembly, I've included models for 3d printed rods as substitutes (hopefully the tolerances on them are not too tight). I also recommend printing PC-29, the silencer cap, twice; once in orange if you plan to take this model outside at all, same for the PC-04 barrel.
There are a number of screws and springs used in assembly of the model; all parts can be found in the Exploded Diagram that is included. If you need help with assembling, see my blog post above where I have photos of the assembly along with some description.
The flashlight I used in this print is the Nitefox K3 mini. I have included an STL file for a placeholder, if needed.