Fire Horse - New Year 2026 - Free 3D Print Model

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A2L

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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19.8 h

1 plate

5.0(10)

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Red Granite (13201) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

PLA Marble

Dusk Glare (10906) / Filament with spool / 1kg

PLA Basic Gradient

Glow Yellow (15400) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

PLA Glow

Description

🔥 Fire Horse — Symbol of the Coming Year 2026 and Prosperity

This 3D model features a majestic Fire Horse rearing up on a rocky base. Designed in a dynamic fantasy style, it represents energy, strength, and good fortune. As the Year of the Fire Horse approaches, this figure makes a perfect decoration for your home or office, or a meaningful gift that brings inspiration and prosperity.

The model supports multi-color printing, allowing you to create a flame-like gradient effect.

For those who prefer single-color printing, you can simply merge all parts into one color or choose your own color scheme — create the look that fits your vision.

Comment & Rating (41)

@user_4244661554

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Everything is great. Scaled up to 200mm

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@iVlad

Very cool. Thank you so much. You might like this collection: https://makerworld.com/collections/16409315

@iVlad

What kind of filament you use?

@user_3184739048

Replying to @iVlad :

elegoo rapid pla+

@Sasver_ukr

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After reading @axselon posts, I decided to try this model on A1. I have no AMS, so I've printed the model with one color. First time print - and no issues. Have a look:

@Sasver_ukr

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At the moment I'm trying to remove the supports. Will report and rate the profile later ;)

@axselon

Thank you for the feedback, most likely the problem is indeed on my side I will figure it out

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@Sasver_ukr

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Replying to @axselon :

I double-check in the slicer several times before printing After the initial slicing in Bambu Studio there were some oddities I "re-sliced" then re-checked and printed Good luck

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@user_584878217

fire horse

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@iVlad

Wow! Great job!

@Moreland

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

beautiful print. lots of fun and more importantly the wife is happy. the colors I used give the illusion that it changes colors throughout the day as the light changes. sometimes he is all gold and in bright light more red. colors: Flashforge Red/Gold blend poly maker gold silk. Notes: had some issues with bed adhesion for the support that is under its tail. this is due to the tree having multiple lift points and only touching the plate with a single branch. here is what I did to solve. recommend a good clean and calibrate always when trees are involved. For this one specific recommend dropping your print speed to 50% (quiet mode) until the tail fully attaches to the body. This will prevent it shaking loose. once attached you can bring the speed back up to normal.

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@iVlad

Looking really great! Thank you very much. You might like this collection: https://makerworld.com/collections/16409315

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@Sasver_ukr

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Beautiful model! Printed on A1 with Sun*u PLA+. No issues.

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@iVlad

Thank you so much.

@3dmaks

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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@iVlad

Thank you so much.

@axselon

I tried printing 4 times on my P1S and all 4 times it failed either the support would detach or the print would warp. Please make the model so that it can be printed well. Your model is very beautiful but it is not designed for 3D printing

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@iVlad

Very strange. I printed it many times. There were no problems

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@axselon

Replying to @iVlad :

I will try again, so my printer must be making a mistake somewhere if it's working well for you. Thank you for the answer

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@iVlad

Replying to @axselon :

You're welcome. Feel free to reach out if needed. Two heads are better than one. For peace of mind, I would run a calibration and dry the filament. And the printers are almost identical. I have an X1C. Filament is Sunlu. Plate is BIQU Glacier

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@aaronliwf

having big issues printing this. the tree supports fails when starting the tail portion. any tricks for printing this on aa p1s ?

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@iVlad

Hello. That's strange, we haven't had any problems with this model before. There are no tricks involved. Try the standard methods: clean the build plate, dry the filament, reduce the printing speed. Try moving the model to a slightly different location on the build plate. Please let me know how it goes. Good luck.

@aaronliwf

Replying to @iVlad :

I redid the sclicing, putting bigger brim that envelops the base of the supports, tree supoprts for critical regions, increased bed temperature, slowed print to 50% untill the tail fully prints to the butt before resuming normal print speed. I used Adaptive Cubic as infill. The print was sucecssful. I think the reason why previous prints fail is due to the default infill grid. Grid infill literally rams into the previous layer at intersections.

@user_2241201634

the multicolor one for the AMS seems to be having issues. wasted my filaments and it had a lot of filament poop. unfortunately the right leg was just scribbles while everything else was fine I made two copies on my plate and both of them had that same issue seems like the file needs to be fixed.

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@iVlad

Hello. I'm very sorry you're having trouble printing. Before uploading a file, I print it at least five times. There are no errors on my end. Try simple things: dry the filament, reduce the speed, etc. Most likely, the error is due to the filament. Good luck.

@user_2241201634

Replying to @iVlad :

no worries it’s cause the filament was brand new out of the packaging I’ll try to reprint it at a slower speed next time since I used the standard speed.

@user_66483311

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Beautiful

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@iVlad

Thank you.

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