3D Printed Ammo – BLADE RUNNER 2049 Paintball Pistol Upgrade / “Officer K Blaster”

Blade Runner 2049 looks like its going to be an amazing movie, so I decided to upgrade this ArmoTech Zues with some 3D printed magic and make it look like Officer K’s Blaster from the movie

There aren’t very many resources for creating a model of this gun. All I could find was a model on Thingiverse that I used for a this prototype. I’ll have to design the parts from scratch to make this look legit!

I love the red LED and so I was sure to add this for the thumbnail. I ran out of time to get this uploaded on time, so you won’t see the thumbnail in the video, but be sure I will make this look totally badass!

Blade Runner first came out in 1982! Its insane that they are just having a sequel but I’m excited to see if the new movie Blade Runner 2049 can outdo the original!

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First Strike Ammo by Psyqjo

Officer K Pistol by Chicken956

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