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GLBMighty Chibi Warrior 3D Model with Greatsword
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| Vendor: | StellarValor |
| Published: | Nov 16, 2025 |
| Download Size: | 61.6 MB |
| Game Ready: | – |
| Polygons: | 25,000 |
| Vertices: | 25,000 |
| Print Ready: | – |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | Yes |
| Materials: | Yes |
| UV Mapped: | Yes |
| PBR: | – |
| Rigged: | – |
| Animated: | – |
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Mighty Chibi Warrior 3D Model with Greatsword
Presenting the powerful Chibi Viking Warrior! This incredibly detailed 3D model showcases a formidable but charming fighter, featuring a distinctive orange beard, polished armor, a fierce horned helmet, and wielding a massive, imposing greatsword. This model masterfully captures the essence of a heroic fantasy character in an appealing, chunky, stylized format.
Originality and Essential Qualities: The model's originality lies in its unique contrast: the fierce, detailed weaponry and armor are set against an adorable, big-headed "Chibi" aesthetic, making it highly collectible. It is an essential asset because it is engineered with a watertight, single-piece mesh, ensuring exceptional performance and reliability for 3D printing. Furthermore, the inclusion of a wide array of formats (like STL, OBJ, FBX, GLB, USDZ) maximizes its usability across all major digital platforms.
Use:
Primary Use: 3D Printing detailed tabletop miniatures, large-scale statues, and collectible display pieces.
Tabletop Gaming: An imposing, highly visible miniature for use in RPGs (D&D), wargaming, or as a powerful game token.
Display: A guaranteed showstopper for any desktop or collector's shelf.
Context of Use and SEO Keywords
Inspiration: Inspired by the Dwarf/Warrior classes found in classic fantasy video games and RPGs, combined with a contemporary "Chibi" design style popular in Asian collectible toys.
Context of Use: Perfect for collectors, miniature painters, and gamers who appreciate stylized fantasy figures. The size and detail of the sword provide an excellent canvas for advanced painting effects (e.g., rust, battle damage, metallic sheen).
Limitations: This model is designed strictly for static display and printing. Its fused geometry means it is not optimized for rigging or complex animation without significant modification.
This model is a high-detail sculpture that excels on quality printing equipment.
Machine Type: Resin (SLA/DLP) is strongly recommended to cleanly render the complex details of the sword grip, armor plating, and beard texture. FDM is possible, but layer lines will be more noticeable.
Materials:
Resin: Standard UV-curing Resin.
FDM: PLA or PETG.
Resolution (Layer Height):
Resin: 0.03mm - 0.05mm is critical for the best surface finish and detail retention.
FDM: 0.08mm - 0.12mm is necessary to accurately capture the fine features.
Infill: 10-15% infill is sufficient for structural stability.
Supports: Heavy supports are required for the overhanging sword blade, the hilt, the chin/beard, and the horns. Use robust support settings to prevent distortion during printing.
Estimated Size: Recommended minimum print height of 60mm - 80mm to properly showcase the massive sword.
File Formats Included: All major formats are included, such as STL, FBX, OBJ, GLB, USDZ, DAE, 3DS, Blend, WRL, and others, ensuring universal compatibility.
Assembly and Finishing Instructions
Assembly: The model is a single, unified mesh and requires no assembly.
Finishing Instructions:
Post-Processing: Carefully clean the model, paying attention to the intricate areas around the sword and hands. Resin prints must be washed and fully cured.
Painting: Prime the model (black primer works well for the armor). Use metallic paints for the armor and sword, focusing on techniques like dry-brushing and washing to achieve a realistic, battle-worn look on the blade. The large beard area is excellent for blending colors.
Varnish: Apply a clear matte or satin varnish to protect the paint job.
Safety and Compliance
Intended Use: Decorative use only (Miniature/Statue).
Safety Standards: This is a non-critical part.
Child Hazard: The sword blade and helmet horns may have sharp points after printing. Due to small parts if the model breaks, it is a choking hazard. Keep away from very young children.
Food Contact: Not safe for food contact.
Originality and Essential Qualities: The model's originality lies in its unique contrast: the fierce, detailed weaponry and armor are set against an adorable, big-headed "Chibi" aesthetic, making it highly collectible. It is an essential asset because it is engineered with a watertight, single-piece mesh, ensuring exceptional performance and reliability for 3D printing. Furthermore, the inclusion of a wide array of formats (like STL, OBJ, FBX, GLB, USDZ) maximizes its usability across all major digital platforms.
Use:
Primary Use: 3D Printing detailed tabletop miniatures, large-scale statues, and collectible display pieces.
Tabletop Gaming: An imposing, highly visible miniature for use in RPGs (D&D), wargaming, or as a powerful game token.
Display: A guaranteed showstopper for any desktop or collector's shelf.
Context of Use and SEO Keywords
Inspiration: Inspired by the Dwarf/Warrior classes found in classic fantasy video games and RPGs, combined with a contemporary "Chibi" design style popular in Asian collectible toys.
Context of Use: Perfect for collectors, miniature painters, and gamers who appreciate stylized fantasy figures. The size and detail of the sword provide an excellent canvas for advanced painting effects (e.g., rust, battle damage, metallic sheen).
Limitations: This model is designed strictly for static display and printing. Its fused geometry means it is not optimized for rigging or complex animation without significant modification.
This model is a high-detail sculpture that excels on quality printing equipment.
Machine Type: Resin (SLA/DLP) is strongly recommended to cleanly render the complex details of the sword grip, armor plating, and beard texture. FDM is possible, but layer lines will be more noticeable.
Materials:
Resin: Standard UV-curing Resin.
FDM: PLA or PETG.
Resolution (Layer Height):
Resin: 0.03mm - 0.05mm is critical for the best surface finish and detail retention.
FDM: 0.08mm - 0.12mm is necessary to accurately capture the fine features.
Infill: 10-15% infill is sufficient for structural stability.
Supports: Heavy supports are required for the overhanging sword blade, the hilt, the chin/beard, and the horns. Use robust support settings to prevent distortion during printing.
Estimated Size: Recommended minimum print height of 60mm - 80mm to properly showcase the massive sword.
File Formats Included: All major formats are included, such as STL, FBX, OBJ, GLB, USDZ, DAE, 3DS, Blend, WRL, and others, ensuring universal compatibility.
Assembly and Finishing Instructions
Assembly: The model is a single, unified mesh and requires no assembly.
Finishing Instructions:
Post-Processing: Carefully clean the model, paying attention to the intricate areas around the sword and hands. Resin prints must be washed and fully cured.
Painting: Prime the model (black primer works well for the armor). Use metallic paints for the armor and sword, focusing on techniques like dry-brushing and washing to achieve a realistic, battle-worn look on the blade. The large beard area is excellent for blending colors.
Varnish: Apply a clear matte or satin varnish to protect the paint job.
Safety and Compliance
Intended Use: Decorative use only (Miniature/Statue).
Safety Standards: This is a non-critical part.
Child Hazard: The sword blade and helmet horns may have sharp points after printing. Due to small parts if the model breaks, it is a choking hazard. Keep away from very young children.
Food Contact: Not safe for food contact.
