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3D Model Details
| Vendor: | MRAnyCAD |
| Published: | Feb 17, 2025 |
| Download Size: | 30.4 MB |
| Game Ready: | – |
| Polygons: | 111,734 |
| Vertices: | 55,865 |
| Print Ready: | – |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | Yes |
| Materials: | Yes |
| UV Mapped: | – |
| PBR: | – |
| Rigged: | – |
| Animated: | – |
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Goblin Footman 3D Model
Hello there, fellow maker! Here’s a fun and detailed goblin soldier model that’s ready to add a bit of fantasy flair to your tabletop adventures or display shelf. This grumpy-yet-determined little character features detailed armor plates, a sturdy belt, and a confident stance—perfect for anyone who wants to bring a bit of medieval fantasy to life.
Print Settings & Tips
- Scale & Sizing: The model is typically sized for a standard 28-32 mm scale, but feel free to resize to suit your needs. If you want a larger display piece, simply scale up!
- Supports: Because of the detailed features (like the ears and the armor edges), using supports is recommended. Pay special attention to the sword and the ears.
- Layer Height: A layer height of 0.1–0.15 mm on FDM printers usually balances quality with reasonable print times. For resin printers, 0.05 mm or even 0.02 mm can capture extra-fine details.
- Infill: Around 15–20% infill is generally enough for stability in FDM printing. If using resin, infill doesn’t apply in the same way, but be sure to hollow the model if you want to save on material.
- Orientation: Orient the model so that the base (or the feet) is flat on the build plate for best stability. This also helps reduce the number of supports needed.
- Post-Processing: After printing, gently remove supports, sand away any rough edges, and then prime and paint. Acrylic paints work great for painting those rich greens and metallic tones.
Note on Creation
This 3D model was generated with the help of AI 3D generators and an artist’s creative touch. The combination of advanced technology and imaginative artistry makes this design both unique and fun to print!
Print Settings & Tips
- Scale & Sizing: The model is typically sized for a standard 28-32 mm scale, but feel free to resize to suit your needs. If you want a larger display piece, simply scale up!
- Supports: Because of the detailed features (like the ears and the armor edges), using supports is recommended. Pay special attention to the sword and the ears.
- Layer Height: A layer height of 0.1–0.15 mm on FDM printers usually balances quality with reasonable print times. For resin printers, 0.05 mm or even 0.02 mm can capture extra-fine details.
- Infill: Around 15–20% infill is generally enough for stability in FDM printing. If using resin, infill doesn’t apply in the same way, but be sure to hollow the model if you want to save on material.
- Orientation: Orient the model so that the base (or the feet) is flat on the build plate for best stability. This also helps reduce the number of supports needed.
- Post-Processing: After printing, gently remove supports, sand away any rough edges, and then prime and paint. Acrylic paints work great for painting those rich greens and metallic tones.
Note on Creation
This 3D model was generated with the help of AI 3D generators and an artist’s creative touch. The combination of advanced technology and imaginative artistry makes this design both unique and fun to print!
