Punishergun 2

A clenched fist locked around a chunky sci-fi sidearm. This accessory pairs a closed gripping hand with a blocky stylised blaster: a boxy receiver ribbed with cooling slots and raised panel lines, a short stepped muzzle at the front, a rounded charging knob on the side and a rectangular magazine slotted underneath. The whole thing rides on a wrist post so it plugs straight into an action figure or minifigure-scale build as a ready-armed hand. The proportions are deliberately toy-like and cartoon-chunky rather than photoreal — this reads as a stylised comic-book weapon prop, not a working firearm — and it exists to swap onto a customised figure that needs something to hold. It is aimed at figure customisers, diorama builders and prop-part collectors piecing together their own posed characters, turning an empty-handed body into an armed one. Print notes • It is a tiny part: resin at 0.03–0.05 mm holds the panel lines and knurled knob far better than FDM can. • Print the barrel horizontal with light supports under the muzzle and grip to keep the top surface clean. • Check the wrist-post diameter against your figure's socket and scale to fit before slicing. • A gunmetal base coat with a silver edge-drybrush makes the mechanical detail pop.