EDIT I'm changing some things, stay tuned. . So I made this for a client who is planning on cosplaying as a character from Homestuck. It took a bit of learning, but I was able to use tinkercad for MOST of this, only the white curved piece needed to be modeled in blender. I've included an exploded stl of the final product. I would recommend loading that first as a reference to determine what scale to load the rest of the parts. Just move it around to see if each piece will fit. If one doesn't fit, just scale the whole thing down a few points until it does. Then just use whatever scale % you found worked best when you load each of the separate parts. So this is my first commissioned item, how did it turn out? P.S. Grip to come once I know what size of PVC pipe to use for the handle. EDIT The client wanted the hammer a bit larger, so I had to slice the hammer plate a bit more to fit. I'm including the new exploded STL. You can pull it apart in meshmixer if you also want it larger.Everything is designed to fit together with a bit of discreet bonding. Orient the parts so as to reduce the amount of visible overhang as much as possible. You don't want your support to make rough edges in areas that can be seen. Print the curved pieces first, just to get an idea of what your gonna want to use for a handle.