High-powered action! Safe, soft, fun! And in the 30 years since the vintage Kenner Bow'n'Arrow came out, probably missing its arms.

But considering they're just flimsy plastic that didn't actually contribute anything to the blaster's performance... d'you think you could just print some?

And why stop there? This thing has so much potential...

• Meaker 18 Shell Adapter! This thing has so much air behind it, you've gotta put a proprietary Absolver on it!
• Accessory Mount! That huge plunger tube is just sitting there. Put it to work with a simple clamp! Dart holders, rails, fidget spinners, whatever you can think of!

Creality

CR10S PRO

Doesn't Matter

Doesn't Matter

Thanks to the enormous size of the arms, shrinkage is gonna be an issue. Pull out all your tricks in keeping that from happening, but also keep in mind this is just cosmetic. In my experience, the mounting post was the side that lifted and shrank, so the overall look wasn't effected.

As for mounting the arms, I made it loose and wound the base with vinyl tape for a simple snug press fit. There might be fancier ways to fasten it, but this has worked fine for me and I'm reluctant to drill things into an old blaster like this.