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3D Printed Anime Figures: Best Sites & 40+ Top Free Files
When you think about it, it’s kind of crazy how huge anime is in the west. As a staple of the Japanese entertainment industry, it’s surprising just how popular it is with American and European audiences.
From Akira to Dragon Ball, Naruto to Pokémon, anime has its place in the hearts of many, regardless of where they’re from. And it’s always fun to celebrate that fandom in unique and fun ways.
3D printing anime toys, figurines, and collectibles is a cool way to express your love of your favorite show, manga, or even just anime in general.
There are so many awesome 3D printed anime projects out there that I couldn’t possibly get to them all, so here I’m going to show you where to find some of the best places to find STL files for anime, along with a few of my personal favorite prints.
Since I’m a huge anime fan, I’ll try not to skew the recommendations towards my own tastes too much, but I can’t promise to try very hard.
Why 3D Print Your Own Anime Things?
While there are stores and online marketplaces for any weeb to find their favorite anime, it’s cheaper and a lot more fun to 3D print your own anime toys and figurines.
Can’t find one particular character anywhere? Or maybe your favorite anime is too shadowed by the bigger shows to be stocked in your favorite store? 3D printing your own anime collectibles is a great way to ensure you get what you want at a fraction of the cost.
One of the best reasons to 3D print anime stuff is to put your own spins on already existing characters. Want a Pikachu dressed like Deadpool? Or maybe you want a super swole version of the electric mouse for some reason. 3D printing has got you covered.
Or why not print out Sasuke Uchiha as an Among Us character? You won’t find that in stores (at least not the ones I go to.)
With the right editing software, you can add your own touches on any anime 3D print. Give Krillin super Saiyan hair, reunite the Elric family, or have Luffy wield Zangetsu. The only limit is your imagination!
How to 3D Print Anime Figures
3D printing anime toys isn’t much different from other projects. Though naturally there are some things you should keep in mind for top results.
When printing anime characters and set pieces, you’re likely looking for something that seems to have stepped right out of the screen. For this kind of detailing, you’re better using a resin printer as they’re known for their higher resolution prints.
To avoid disappointment, make sure you’re using the highest quality materials and the best resolution possible. Unlike regular prints or parts, you’ll want a nice finish and professional-quality detail.
They may be cartoon characters, but few things are worse to the average anime fan than memorabilia that doesn’t quite match the source material.
Where Can I Find Anime STL Files?
Thingiverse
Thingiverse is an awesome site filled with free STL files for 3D printing, so naturally it’s a great place to look for some anime figurines to print today.
As a community-driven space, Thingiverse is host to a lot of unique designs from creators eager to show off their work and see others put their own spins on their designs
If you’re a Ghibli fan then you’ll love the iconic Totoro family of My Neighbor fame, and the memorable Cat Bus that is still influencing pop culture today in things like Morgana’s bus transformation in 2016’s Persona 5.
If cats are your thing but My Neighbor Totoro isn’t, then check out this anime figure of the often-overlooked Korrin from the overwhelmingly famous Dragon Ball franchise.
Of course, talking about all the Dragon Ball 3D prints you can find on Thingiverse would be an article all its own. The long-running (and still going) series has seen dozens of characters, many with different forms and transformations that I couldn’t possibly cover here.
From SSJSS (later thankfully renamed SSJ Blue) Goku to Kid Buu, Freeza to Cell, and my personal favorite character Future Trunks, you’ll have no problem finding whatever Dragon Ball model you want in any striking anime pose like the ever-popular Kamehameha.
And yes, I spell Freeza without an I.
Needless to say, Thingiverse is a great resource for 3D printing anime figures. If your fandom is a mixed bag like mine, then you’ll find some really cool things to fit your eclectic tastes. Kakashi Pikachu, anyone?
Cults 3D
Cults is another resource for finding excellent anime 3D prints.
While many of them are paid for, the designers normally ask very little for their creations, often less than $3 depending on the file.
Cool 3D printed anime models range from Pokémon cookie cutters to add to any 3D printed cookie cutter collection, to some awesome models that look like they stepped from straight out of the manga like this amazing Naruto statue.
Speaking of Naruto, do you remember when Orochimaru was a legitimate threat? Those were good times. If you want to hark back to the days when the villain was actually scary, then this Orochimaru print complete with creepy pose is the perfect one for you.
If you prefer the heroes of the tale, then you may want to check out this design for a decorative piece that, if painted carefully, honors the first five Hokage of the Hidden Leaf Village. Of course, you can always add to the design to feature the sixth and seventh too.
The absolute cutest anime 3D print I could find on Cults is this adorable Calcifer chibi print.
Any fan of Howl’s Moving Castle will be happy to have this smart-alecky sentient flame decorating their home.
Call me basic, but my favorite Studio Ghibli creation is Spirited Away, so I’d be remiss not to mention this collection of Spirited Away characters from the beloved anime film. If you want something a little more unique, however, then you might find these accurate models for Yubaba’s loyal and weirdly talented minion heads.
MyMiniFactory
MyMiniFactory is often my go-to for any project. Like Thingiverse, many of the options are free, but you can opt to pay for premium prints if you want something a little more professional.
The 3D printed anime figure and toy options are plentiful, and you should have no trouble finding your favorites here.
This Metalgarurumon was the first to jump out at me with a wave of nostalgia. Don’t worry, though, it’s plastic!
If you want something wearable, then why not try this Tobi mask on for size? It may not do any favors for your depth perception, but it will hide your identity for your nefarious schemes (though let’s be honest, who here didn’t figure out who Tobi really was years ahead of the reveal?)
There are also cool relief designs of 3D printed anime characters by designer Bonnet Sébastien, including Monkey D.
Luffy, Gaara, Street Fighter’s Sagat, and even Aang!
If you have clear or translucent filaments, then I cannot recommend this Soul Eater moon lamp enough. It looks as awesome as it is creepy, and will be immediately recognizable to any fan of the action-packed madness of the anime.
Even if you don’t have any clear filaments, it still makes for a really cool 3D printed anime statue!
Etsy
Etsy may not be the first place people think of when looking for STL anime files, but you’d be surprised at just how many designers have uploaded their projects for sale on the homemade wears library.
Luffy on the throne is particularly eye-catching, but there are also mass downloads for STL files for all your favorite anime like Naruto, One Piece, Bleach Attack on Titan, and even Akira. At only $10 for over 125GB of anime STL files, it’s a total steal!
The ancient myth of the nine-tailed fox has influenced and been captured in many anime over the years, from Pokémon’s Ninetails to Naruto’s Kurama.
Any anime fan will immediately recognize the image of this mysterious kitsune, so why not 3D print your own awesome one from Etsy here?
While not related to any specific anime, the imagery is familiar to anyone who enjoys the more mythical aspects and influences of the genre.
But let’s not only focus on our male heroes. Fan service aside, plenty of anime and manga tales feature very strong and commanding female leads and characters that abandon the stereotype of a typical housewife still seen in plenty of western cartoons and shows today.
To celebrate these characters, you can find 3D printable anime figures of such heroines as Naruto’s legendarily strong Tsunade Senju and Bleach’s former Espada Tres Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck. If these powerful women aren’t enough, then I highly recommend you check out this amazing 3D print of San from the classic Ghibli film Princess Mononoke.
Gambody
The sites we’ve discussed so far are all excellent places to find anime 3D prints, but they aren’t specifically aimed at satisfying all our nerdy needs.
Fortunately, that’s where Gambody steps in to the rescue.
Gambody is the ideal site for statues and figurines to 3D print, many of which are of professional quality and look amazing! You have to pay a little more, but one look at this Pikachu vs. Charizard tableau or this chilling Neferpitou statue from Hunter x Hunter and you’ll agree that they’re worth the money.
My personal favorite is this Sage Naruto and Kurama scene, which looks amazing and makes for a great 3D printing project for any anime fan.
If you have specific anime 3D prints in mind, you may need to look for a while to find the exact model you want on Gambody, but I guarantee you’ll have a whale of a time looking at their top-quality models.
Honorable Mentions: Best 3D Printed Anime Figure Files
Now I did say I wouldn’t be able to cover all my favorite 3D printed anime toys and statues in one place, and that’s true. But here I’ll share some of my favorite prints from all over that cover some of my favorite anime in the coolest ways.
Naruto Keychain
Naruto became so huge that it practically redefined the genre and is such a key player that it’s one of the legendary ‘Big Three’ along with One Piece and Bleach.
Because of this, you can find Naruto memorabilia anywhere. But I personally love this 3D printed Naruto keychain. It’s a simple and fun way to carry a piece of this groundbreaking anime with you. And hey, why not check out some other cool 3D printed keychains while you’re at it?
Cosplay
3D printing for cosplay is a really fun way to dress up as your favorite character for conventions, parties, or just for the heck of it! It won’t break the bank and lets you have your own take on the way you step into your anime hero’s shoes.
Tite Kubo’s popular series Bleach is finally making an anime comeback this year with the long-awaited adaptation of the Thousand Year Blood War arc, so there’s never been a better time to celebrate its hero in all his forms. That’s why this rendition of Ichigo’s terrifying hollow mask is one of my favorites.
I also love this hand mouth if you want to make a big bang as the Uchiha-hating Akatsuki artist Deidara (that wasn’t the inspiration for it, it’s just the first thing I thought of!) Or you could live the Disastrous Life of Saiki K, in which case these simple antennae prints are an absolute must!
These are just a few of my personal favorites, but don’t think the buck stops there. There are tons of 3D printed cosplay options to give your next outfit a real kick!
Phantomhive Heirloom Ring
I was debating simply mentioning this under cosplay, but then I realized you can wear this wherever you want!
My fellow fans of the dark and compelling series Black Butler will easily recognize the Earl Ciel Phantomhive’s heirloom ring, which you can 3D print here and cherish as carefully as Ciel himself does in his usual stoic way.
Togepi Egg Cup
While the honor of the first ever Gen II Pokémon to feature in the anime technically goes to Ho-Oh, Togepi made waves back in the day as an introduction to the franchise’s near future.
But mainly it was just really really cute.
I can’t help but love this 3D printed Togepi egg cup that uses the half-hatched design in a fun and clever way! Just don’t think too hard about the fact that you’re sort of eating Togepi, okay?
FAQs
Can I 3D print anime figures?
Yes! Anime figures are just as easy and fun to 3D print as any figurine or toy.
Where can I find anime 3D prints?
Anime 3D prints can be found on any 3D printing resource site like Cults 3D, MyMiniFactory, and Gambody.
How do you make 3D anime figures?
After downloading the STL file, you can tweak the design as you like and then send it to 3D print via your 3D printer – or use a 3D printing service if you don’t have one. For intricate coloring, you will need to paint once printing is complete.
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Choosing the best 3D printer for printing miniatures
3DPrintStory Reviews Choosing the best 3D printer for printing miniatures
The use of 3D printers for printing game miniatures is gaining more and more popularity today.
As the price of 3D printers continues to fall, it is likely that the demand for 3D printed game miniatures will only continue to rise.
If you pick the right 3D printer, you can get amazing 3D models for board games or to put an inspirational action figure from your favorite game on your desktop.
Today's desktop 3D printers have become reliable, easy to use and provide decent quality finished products.
How to choose a 3D miniature printer?
There is a wide range of desktop 3D printers that can be used for 3D miniature printing at home. And if you study the market a bit, or at least the options below, you can get great detailed 3D models.
With the right 3D printer, you can print your own figurines and even create your own board games.
If you don't want to design 3D models of figurines from scratch (and this will really require some skills and time from you), then you can find interesting 3D models on sites with free 3D printable models.
After downloading the model, you can immediately print it or edit it before 3D printing for your own needs. We also recommend that you familiarize yourself with interesting 3D models from Dutchmogul. Perhaps in his wonderful collection you will find something interesting for yourself.
To get the same level of detail as the thumbnails above, your 3D printer must meet certain criteria. The most important feature of a 3D printer to consider is the level of detail it can reproduce. This criterion is formed based on the following parameters:
Nozzle diameter
To create a 3D miniature, heated plastic is extruded through a hole. Orifice is the diameter of the nozzle. Make sure the 3D printer nozzle size is less than 0.4mm.
XY Movement Accuracy
Consideration should be given to the accuracy of the 3D printer's X and Y movement.
Layer Thickness
Layer Thickness is the height of each layer of heated plastic that is used to create a 3D figurine or miniature.
To get a more detailed model, you need to reduce the layer thickness. However, the low thickness means that 3D printing will take longer. In order to print a detailed miniature, you will most likely need a 3D printer that can print with layer thicknesses of 100 microns (0.1 mm) or less.
Material type
The most common materials used in 3D printers are ABS or PLA. To get a good surface, after 3D printing, it should be post-processed. If you are using ABS plastic, you can sand the miniature and steam it in acetone to get a smooth surface. It is also worth paying attention to PETG plastics, which are gaining more and more attention and positive user reviews.
Thumbnail size (scale)
If you want to start 3D printing game miniatures, think about the size you would like to get.
A 28mm (~1:58 scale) or 54mm (~1:32 scale) miniature can be made with a standard desktop 3D printer that melts plastic filament. To make a smaller miniature, you will need an SLA Resin printer, which uses liquid resin and strengthens it.
In addition to the figurine, you can also print larger models. 3D printing large models such as houses, huts, castles, trees, and tanks will require more expensive 3D printers that provide faster speeds with good 3D print quality. But there is an important point in the choice. It is better to choose high-quality 3D printing than a large one. You can always separate larger models for printing and then join them together using the same adhesive. The result will be much better than lower quality 3D printing on a 3D printer with a large workspace.
HICTOP CR-10S 3D printer
Value for money, the Hictop CR-10S is one of the best and most affordable budget 3D printers on the market. The Prusa i3 3D printer was taken as the basis for the design.
The Hictop printer uses quality materials for the power supply, motherboard and motion control systems. The metal framework is a rigid and strong design.
The Hictop printer will arrive unassembled, but assembly is easy.
You will have to essentially screw in four bolts and connect the necessary wires. That is, you can proceed directly to 3D printing almost immediately after purchase.
The "S" at the end of the CR-10S stands for two Z-axis lead screws and stepper motors.
Dual axis system improves extruder movement accuracy. As a result, you naturally get more accurate 3D printing overall. This is an excellent inexpensive 3D printer that is suitable for 3D printing miniatures and figurines for board games.
The Hictop 3D printer has a mechanism to control the remaining amount of plastic. If the plastic runs out, the printer will go into pause mode and after feeding new material, you can continue printing from the area where you left off. This is a particularly relevant feature for printing large-scale 3D models.
These 3D printers are quite popular, so you will find a lot of information and tips on how to use them online. In addition, thanks to an active community, the Hictop CR-10S has a large number of modifications and upgrades that you can implement yourself and improve its already decent 3D printing quality.
Hictop CR-10S is a quality and affordable 3D printer, which is definitely suitable for 3D printing miniatures and figures of characters from your favorite games or movies.
FLASHFORGE CREATOR PRO 3D printer
FlashForge 3D Printer Creator Pro took inspiration from Makerbot Replica.
A nice feature of the FlashForge 3D printer is that it includes all the custom enhancements from Makerbot. These upgrades include:
- Metal desktop supports. Thus, the working table became more stable during heating and assembling.
- Plastic-coated knobs for easy workbench calibration.
- The Central Processing Unit (CPU) supports Sailfish firmware which allows automatic calibration. In addition, the CPU helps regulate heat and delivers higher quality 3D prints.
The above features make the Creator Pro an excellent miniature 3D printer.
In addition, this 3D printer is made in a closed case, which allows you to print ABS plastic with much less difficulty.
Creator Pro allows you to print two colors at the same time. If you plan to paint the finished model in the future, then you don’t really need this feature, but in general it gives you much more options than the standard analogues with one extruder.
Since the Creator Pro is based on the Makerbot Replica, there is a lot of information available on the internet about this 3D printer.
3D printer SINDOH DP200 3DWOX
If you are looking for a reliable 3D printer for printing miniatures, then you should pay attention to Sindoh DP200 3DWOX. This is the best choice if you want to make 3D mini figures.
This 3D printer is easy to use, suitable even for beginners in the world of 3D printing. Below are some of its features:
- 3D printing table covered with aluminum PTFE.
- 3D printing resolution is 50 microns (0.05 mm).
- Equipped with a high efficiency particulate air filter and a closed chamber for 3D printing, which is especially good when using ABS plastics.
- Easy to use material cartridge chamber.
- Sindoh does an excellent job of printing minifigures in high detail.
One of the disadvantages of the Sindoh DP200 printer is that it can only use manufacturer's filament. Consequently, you will pay more money for cartridges because you will not be able to use materials from other manufacturers. The price of these cartridges, of course, is higher than analogues.
Otherwise, the Sindoh DP200 3DWOX 3D printer is a great option for high quality 3D printing of detailed models.
DREMEL DIGILAB 3D printer
The use of SLA technology for 3D printing helps to obtain miniature products of very high quality. SLA also helps print miniature parts as small as 28mm. The price of this wonderful 3D printer is comparable to the cost of a laptop.
SLA printing differs from FFF printing in the very essence of the processes. During SLA 3D printing, liquid resin is baked using a UV laser. The formation of the part looks like a gradual lifting of the finished model and a bath with liquid material.
Industrial 3D stereolithography printers now available at home! The Dremel Digilab 3D printer has proven itself as a hobby printer, which differs from expensive industrial analogues in its exceptionally smaller workspace.
Key Features of the Dremel Digilab 3D Printer:
- The minimum wall thickness of the 3D model is 25 µm (0.025mm).
- Faster 3D printing compared to FFF 3D printers.
- Excellent surface quality of the finished 3D model.
Digilab is a great SLA 3D printer. It is easy to use and, according to user reviews, reliable.
With this 3D printer, you can use resins to make investment casting molds. It can also be used to make jewelry by casting metals.
Some disadvantages of using SLA for 3D printing:
- It's expensive. The resin needs to be updated, as over time it ages and loses the necessary properties.
- Resins require maintenance. Make sure you start 3D printing only after the balloons created by adding resin to the tank are gone.
When you're done printing, you should clean the tank thoroughly to remove cured resin, which can affect the quality of subsequent 3D prints. - When cleaning this 3D printer, be careful to use latex gloves and alcohol.
Conclusions
This article is to help you choose a desktop 3D printer to print board game models or just beautiful fantasy characters and landscapes. 3D printers and board games are a very good combination, and the models listed above are a good choice if you want to create your own game miniatures.
We hope you found this overview helpful. Good luck with your ideas in the world of 3D printing!
Printing on a 3D printer or how to stop buying in cheap shops”
08/27/2016
Not so long ago, we told you about what 3D printers are and what they are. These devices are gradually gaining popularity, attracting more and more fans with the ability to print both "serial" items and unique items with individual designs at home.
And today we continue the conversation about 3D printers with the topic of how to create something with their help.
As a visual aid, we have the inno3D D1 printer. The manufacturer is mainly known to gamers for its video cards, but as you can see, they deal not only with computer components.
In addition to the printer itself, the second important component needed for printing is the actual consumables. At the moment, the highest quality consumables are produced by Japanese companies. For example, the same Verbatim, a filament (a bobbin of plastic in the form of a thread) of which we use in our project. Basically, two types of plastic are used for printing in consumer 3D printers - PLA (Polylactic Acid) and ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene). The first of them is more environmentally friendly, smells less when printed and holds its shape better. The second is more resistant to stress and high temperatures, and it can also be glossed with acetone.
But at the same time, ABS requires more thorough preparation before printing and smells strongly during its process (although it is better not to smell any melted plastic). There are other compatible materials: wood (a mixture of wood powder and PLA) - repeats the properties of wood (it is well painted, polished and carved), PVA (Polyvinyl Alkohol) - a water-soluble material used by dual-nozzle 3D printers as an easily removable support in parts with a complex internal structure , TPE - plastic with rubber properties (used where damping properties or increased flexibility are needed), HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene) - plastic in many ways similar to ABS, except that its solvent is not acetone, but limonene.
So, we have a printer and a filament, how can we print something? If a conventional printer needs a text or graphic file, then for a 3D printer we need a three-dimensional model. You can create it yourself, or you can download it on one of the sites where enthusiasts have been posting the results of their work for more than a year.
Actually, in most cases, models from the Internet are enough to make various utilitarian things. Self-modeling is only needed if you are creating something unique, or if you want to add something of your own to the downloaded model.
We chose the last option - downloaded the model of a squirrel with a nut and added the address of our website. The software that comes with the printer is focused only on the final adjustment of the size of the object to the printed area, and the "cutting" of the layers. So, in order to make changes to the model, you need to acquire software capable of editing it. There are hundreds of such programs. There are applications aimed at beginners: with extremely simple controls and not rich features (there are even web editors). There are also tools for those who take things very seriously and want to get the most out of their printer. In any case, the good news is that most of the popular software is free. This means that our creative impulses can be satisfied without spending money on applications.
After downloading SketchUp (the first program that was more or less liked by the screenshots), we load the file with the squirrel. Add a rectangle next to the squirrel, extrude it into a cube and make an indented inscription. Export the model to a stl file (this format is supported by the inno3D utility) and go to the proprietary application window.
Here we set the dimensions of the future figurine (the printer allows you to print objects up to 14x14x15 centimeters in size), print quality and start cutting. Yes, since the printer prints by fusing plastic layer by layer, when preparing a 3D model, it is converted into a Gcode file. It contains a series of sections of the future subject. In some ways, it is similar to the results of an MRI scan. Together with cutting, the program calculates the filling of volumes and supporting elements. Filling allows you to make objects not completely cast, but hollow, but at the same time strong enough and keeping their shape.
And supporting elements are needed so that objects of complex shapes do not bend before the parts connecting them are printed. Also, when creating a Gcode file, you can set the working parameters for printing: nozzle temperature, heating of the table (the platform on which printing takes place) and the need to create a base layer to increase the stability of the printed object.
The resulting file can be printed by connecting the printer to a computer, or copied to a memory card and printed from it. By analogy with a conventional printer, it seems logical to work directly from a computer. But here the difference in printing technology affects: the text will be ready in ten seconds, and the production of the item will take a couple of hours, or even a couple of days, depending on its size. And all this time it is necessary for the computer to be turned on, connected and not rebooted. So in fact, it is more practical and convenient to write a file to a memory card and print offline.
And to be completely prudent, then the printer should not be connected directly to the outlet, but through an uninterruptible power supply - then the print will definitely not be interrupted.
We write the file to the memory card and insert it into inno3D D1. Before starting work, you need to make sure that everything is in order with the device. We check the presence of a film on the working surface. It improves the adhesion of the plastic to the surface, and also facilitates the removal of printed objects. It is important that it be intact and lie as evenly as possible (the skills of sticking protective films on a smartphone will come in handy here). The next step is to turn on the printer and run a self-test. The printer will check the operation of the printhead and bed heaters, as well as the positioning motors. After making sure that the main components of the printer are working properly, you need to calibrate. Without it, you cannot be sure that the object being created will fit correctly on the printing table.
Before the start, we check the speed settings (the printer is still a test one, and who knows what they screwed up to us), and start the process. The printer spends a couple of minutes warming up the table and the print head, after which the techno-magic begins. Having followed how the base and the first layers of the squirrel itself are created, you can leave the printer alone until the end of printing. And you can stay to watch how something beautiful is gradually created from an inconspicuous bay of plastic thread. In the case of inno3D, this is entertainment not only for the eyes, but also for the ears - the alternate operation of several servos at different speeds creates a kind of music. Sometimes there is even a feeling that the printer is “humming” fragments of Daft Punk melodies.
Approximate printing time can be found according to the data calculated by the proprietary slicer utility, or by estimating the time elapsed after the start and the remaining volume of the item.
Our squirrel with good print quality took about seven hours to create. Everything is fine, but she came out with some holes. Reprinting with different printer settings showed that the problem is in the model itself - the shape and placement of problem areas on the finished product turned out to be the same. The idea was confirmed after printing another item - cookie cutters, which turned out without any flaws.
Results
3D printing is a relatively new technology and has not yet been perfected. It has a place for new discoveries and revolutions, and there is a place for flaws and well-known problems. But having created your first item, and realizing that in this way you can print millions of different little things (from beautiful trinkets and personalized gifts to broken parts of devices no longer supported by the service and the implementation of some of your own ideas), it’s hard to stop. Moreover, the printer is useful not only in the household, but also in the development of the child and the creation of his own business - after all, you can print anything.
