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Lex Prime (Warframe)

Name: Lex Prime (Warframe)
Brand: Bart van der Westerlaken
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by Bart van der Westerlaken

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The Lex Prime from Warframe.

27 Cm long ( about the size of a deagle ) But the biggest part is only 17cm.

19/09/2020 : Added full-body.stl ( provided by widescreenJohn ) If it fits on your printbed you'll have less gaps to fill, making the end result look a lot cleaner!

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