The Nordics: UAP Disclosure Pack (3 of 4)

Growing up listening to Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell during late-night shifts, the question of "What’s out there?" has always been more than just a curiosity for me. With disclosure moving from the fringes into the mainstream, I’m releasing a four-part series of the most documented suspected species. 

Part 3 of the series moves away from the non-humanoid archetypes to the most human-like beings in UAP history: The Nordics. Often described as tall, blonde, and possessing an almost angelic or athletic physique, these beings are frequently cited in late-night radio lore as observers concerned with humanity's development.  This model focuses on athletic proportions and a calm, "humanoid" presence, providing a unique aesthetic shift for your collection.

Refined Technical Specifications:

Without the fragile limbs of the earlier packs, you can focus entirely on surface finish and facial clarity.

• Material: PLA Matte (Light Grey or Flesh Tone) is ideal here to ensure the facial features aren't lost in the shine of standard PLA.
• Scale: 150mm (Default). If scaling down, be aware that the thin pieces become extremely precarious.
• Walls/Perimeters: 3–4 walls are sufficient for this model since the limbs are proportionally thicker and more robust than the Insectoid.
• Layer Height: 0.08mm – 0.12mm. I recommend the lower end of this scale for the head and hair to avoid "stair-stepping" on the facial contours.
• Infill: 10–15% Gyroid (provides great internal strength without unnecessary weight).

Thanks for the support, and happy printing!

The Complete Disclosure Pack

• Part 1: The Greys (Iconic/Slender) 
• Part 2: The Insectoids (Complex/Eerie)
• Part 3: The Nordics (Stoic/Humanoid)
• Part 4: The Reptilians (Tactical/Powerful)

If you enjoyed this print, take a look at the rest of my collection. Click on the links to explore more plaques, creatures, and display pieces!

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Military Plaques and Signs

Animal Models (Tactical Theme) 

Character Models (Tactical Theme)

Tools Storage and Household Models