This is a reproduction of the shield used by Edmund Pevensie in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.  I'm hoping the representation is fairly accurate based on the images I have found on the internet.

The shield is divided in to nine parts to make it easier to print.  I have included holes on each of the edges to make alignment a little bit easier.  You can insert a small piece of filament in to each of the holes before gluing/plastic welding.

I also added loops on the back to put material through to hopefully make it easier to attach the braces for your arm and hand.  I had thought about bolting it as I had seen in many pictures, but it feels like this will give it a stronger connection.  I also anticipate I will be making a wall mount that will use the loops to hold the shield on the wall.

If you are looking for other Edmund props to go with this shield, check out my sword (https://thangs.com/designer/heylookatme/3d-model/Edmund%20Pevensie%20Sword%20-%20Narnia-1047775) and scabbard (https://thangs.com/designer/heylookatme/3d-model/Edmund%20Pevensie%20Scabbard%20-%20Narnia-1063503).

I am in the process of making several more props from the Narnia films and books so be on the look out for many more to come.

Edmund Pevensie Shield - Narnia

Top Shield Left.stl

This is a reproduction of the scabbard used by Edmund Pevensie in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.  I'm hoping the representation is fairly accurate based on the images I have found on the internet.

I have designed this scabbard to go with my Edmund Pevensie sword.  The diamond shape on the sword should fit nicely in to the triangle shape at the top of the scabbard.

Due to the size of the scabbard, I have divided it up in to five pieces to better fit on the printer bed.  I would encourage you to print each of the pieces with the largest side down, except the top piece where I would print it with the flat side down.  I have also included small holes in the end of each piece so you can insert a little bit of filament in the holes to better align each of the pieces as you are trying to join them.

The only piece I needed to use supports on was the bottom piece.  The decoration has a little bit of overhang that would not print otherwise.  You could also use supports on the top middle piece to get a little better print, but I found I did not need it.

If you are looking for other Edmund props to go with this scabbard, check out my sword (https://thangs.com/designer/heylookatme/3d-model/Edmund%20Pevensie%20Sword%20-%20Narnia-1047775) and shield (https://thangs.com/designer/heylookatme/3d-model/Edmund%20Pevensie%20Shield%20-%20Narnia-1112785).

I am in the process of making several more props from the Narnia films and books so be on the look out for many more to come.

Edmund Pevensie Scabbard - Narnia

Scabbard Top.stl

This is a reproduction of the key used by Mr. Tumnus in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.  I'm hoping the representation is fairly accurate based on the images I have found on the internet.

There are two versions of the key depending on what works best for your printer.  The version labelled full is a full key to be print at one time.  I printed this one on it's side so I could get the details on the leaves to come out nice.

The second version has the leaves and the stem as separate pieces.  This should allow you to print each piece with your desired level of infill.  It also should make orienting the pieces a little easier.

I am in the process of making several more props from the Narnia films and books so be on the look out for many more to come.

Mr. Tumnus Key - Narnia

Full.stl

This is a reproduction of the arrow head and notch used on Susan Pevensie's arrows in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. I'm hoping the representation is fairly accurate based on the images I have found on the internet.

There are several different version of the arrow head and notch depending on the quality and type of printer you have.  So far I have only tested these prints on a slightly less tuned FDM printer.  Each of the pieces are designed to go on a 1/4 inch dowel, but should work with other dowel sizes as well.  Most of the pieces have a pilot hole that can be used to drill to the size of dowel you have.  While this makes it convenient to get the hole size you would like, I found it also makes it so FDM printers don't get too mad about really thin walls.

If you have a resin printer, I would recommend downloading either of the models that have resin in their name as they have more detail that I believe a resin printer can handle.  The main difference between the two resin arrow heads is that one has a flat bottom for easier printing, while  the other one has the lion head details as seen in the Narnia movies (but it will likely be harder to print).

For the FDM models, if your printer is not super fine tuned, I would recommend doing the Arrow Head - FDM.stl model.  It doesn't have quite as many details, but still produces fine looking arrow heads.  If your printer is better tuned, you could probably do the Head FDM More Detail.stl to have nicer looking arrow heads.

The only difference between the two notches is one comes with the pilot hole for drilling to your desired size, while the other has a 1/4 hole to make for easy assembly.

I am in the process of making several more props from the Narnia films and books so be on the look out for many more to come.

Susan Pevensie Arrow Head and Notch - Narnia

Head Resin.stl

This is a reproduction of the sword used by Edmund Pevensie in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. I'm hoping the representation is fairly accurate based on the images I have found on the internet.

I have divided the blade in to five separate pieces to make it easier to print on smaller printers. Each of the blade ends include holes that a small piece of filament can be inserted into to make assembling easier. The base of the blade includes a tang to join the blade, the cross guard, and the hilt together.

There are two versions of the hilt.  One includes the decorative wrap.  The other has a space where you could use either some craft foam or fake leather to add a more correctly textured design.

If you are looking for other Edmund props to go with this sword, check out my shield (https://thangs.com/designer/heylookatme/3d-model/Edmund%20Pevensie%20Shield%20-%20Narnia-1112785) and scabbard (https://thangs.com/designer/heylookatme/3d-model/Edmund%20Pevensie%20Scabbard%20-%20Narnia-1063503).

I am in the process of making several more props from the Narnia films and books so be on the look out for many more to come.

Edmund Pevensie Sword - Narnia

Hilt Without Wrap.stl

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