I wanted to challenge myself by designing a realistic T-Rex skull that prints well. After several iterations, I’m really happy with how it turned out, so I decided to share it with the MakerWorld community. I added a modifier at the jaw hinge that increases the infill where the skull and jaw connect. This strengthens one of the weakest areas without increasing the print time for the entire model. The supports remove easily, but take your time around the teeth, they’re thin and highly detailed.

🔥 Morvella, Mistress of the infernal Pact. Tiefling Warlock Miniature, FDM Printed 🔥 Printed on a Bambu Lab using SUNLU PLA+ 2.0 Grey at 0.08mm layer height. This one was a true test of patience! Between the horns, wings, staff, and spell effect, support removal required a careful touch. Dry your filament for 24 hours, clean your build plate, and take your time removing supports. The final result is a detailed tabletop-ready Tiefling Warlock for D&D and Pathfinder. 😈🧙‍♀️🖨️

🔥 Xarthuun, Harbinger of Ruin 🔥 Printed on a Bambu Lab using SUNLU PLA+ 2.0 Grey at 0.08mm layer height. This Winged Demon Lord was a true test of patience! The biggest lessons: dry your filament for 24 hours, clean your build plate, and take your time removing supports. After careful support removal and torch cleanup, the result is a highly detailed tabletop ready boss miniature. Worth every minute! 😈🖨️⚔️

I designed this comic book stand for a friend to display graded comics or comics in protective cases. I had a lot of fun creating this design, and hopefully someone else on MakerWorld can enjoy it too. Happy printing!

Just finished printing this Guardian Warrior on my Bambu P1S using eSUN PLA+ and the detail came out awesome. The fur cloak, armor texture, and weapon printed clean with very little cleanup needed. This model is support-friendly and makes a great tabletop miniature, display piece, or painting project. Perfect for fantasy RPGs, skirmish games, or anyone building a custom warband. Happy printing ⚔️🔥

Bring your battlefield to life with this highly detailed ruined watchtower corner, perfect for grimdark, medieval, or sci-fi tabletop settings. Designed for both resin and FDM printing, this piece delivers strong detail while staying practical to print. 🧱 Features: Battle-damaged stonework with crisp brick detail , Playable upper platform for tactical positioning , Built-in rubble and debris for realism, Hanging banner for added storytelling, Compact footprint, great for dense terrain setups

Thank you for clicking on this file.  I wanted to try something different so I brought your Shadow MewTwo from Japan. Bring a dark, mysterious vibe to your display with this stylized shadow psychic creature! This chibi-inspired figure blends a cute, compact form with an intense, battle ready expression, perfect for collectors, gamers, and anime style fans.

A rugged dwarven longhall built for tabletop battles. Heavy log walls, horned roof beams, shield details, and layered shingles give this piece bold battlefield presence while staying durable for game night. Perfect as a tavern, mead hall, village centerpiece, or objective marker for RPGs and fantasy wargaming. Solid. Playable. Built for the mountain holds. ⚒️

This highly detailed braided-beard dwarf warrior is designed for tabletop RPGs, wargames, and collectors who love characterful fantasy minis. The sculpt features a heavily armored dwarf with a powerful battle axe and a flowing, wind-swept beard that extends far past his body, giving him a dramatic and heroic silhouette on the tabletop. Please be careful when removing the supports from the beard.

This Skull & Crossbones model is a clean, modern take on a classic symbol, designed with 3D printing in mind. Featuring smooth contours, crisp facial details, and balanced proportions, this skull prints beautifully straight off the build plate. The crossbones are thick and rounded for strength, giving the model a solid, durable feel while maintaining a bold look. The skull’s eye sockets, teeth, and nasal cavity are clearly defined, making it perfect for painting, display, or functional builds.

FDM-Optimized | Bambu P1S Tested Bring brutal battlefield presence to your tabletop with this heavily armored Ork Warlord miniature, successfully printed on a Bambu P1S (FDM) with excellent results. This model features thick muscle definition, spiked pauldrons, and a massive cleaver weapon, sculpted to look intimidating and powerful while still being printable on consumer FDM printers. The aggressive stance and exaggerated proportions make it perfect as a boss, champion, or elite enemy.

Bring the grandeur of a mountain-kingdom fortress straight onto your gaming table with this highly detailed Dwarven Gateway Entrance, featuring two imposing stone guardians carved in classic Dwarven style. Designed for both play and display, this makes an awesome focal point for any fantasy RPG or wargaming setup. The Central Gateway Archway (entrance) is 56mm tall and 32mm wide, the opening is perfectly sized for most tabletop 28–32mm scale miniatures and works great in modular terrain layouts.

I created this model using MakerWorld image to 3D for a friend who really liked it, so I decided to share it here. This highly detailed stone dwarf statue stands on a carved rock base, perfect for fantasy tabletop terrain. It features deep stone textures, a braided beard, heavy armor, and dual hammers. This is optimized for clean printing on Bambu printers. Great as a shrine piece, fortress decoration, or objective marker in any fantasy setting.

I couldn’t find an Umbreon design that I really liked, so I decided to create my own! I used a combination of Nomad Sculpt and Maker Lab’s Image to 3D tool to bring this project to life. The details were hand-colored, so I apologize if the lines aren’t perfect—but I’m really happy with how it turned out overall. I’ve included two versions in this upload: a regular Umbreon and a shiny Umbreon. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed making them!

This is a skull model scaled to 150%. I uploaded my drawing to MakerWorld’s “Image to 3D” tool, and this is the result. I added a support blocker inside the mouth to prevent supports from forming between the teeth — otherwise, you wouldn’t be able to remove them.

Snake skull design. I imported my drawing into Maker Lab’s Image to 3D tool to create it. The supports are painted on to help protect the fangs during removal. Please be gentle. This was a fun project to make, enjoy!

This is my first attempt at creating an articulated figure—a baby hippo with movable and removable parts! The figure can be posed in different ways, and the individual body parts can be printed in various colors and on separate plates for easier printing. I’ve adjusted the flushing volumes from my previous settings to improve print quality. All the joints are designed with a snug fit. The more you move them, the smoother they get over time. Have fun printing and enjoy your posable baby hippo!

“Duck body with a Space Marine helmet. A friend mentioned that the helmet reminded them of the front of a Jeep and suggested I add it to a duck — so I did! Hope you enjoy it!”