Savage Orc Warlord - Statue & Tabletop Scale - Free 3D Print Model

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Gustav777

Miniatures>Creatures

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Print Profile(3)

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P1S

X1E

H2D

A1 mini

X1 Carbon

H2D Pro

P2S

H2S

X2D

H2C

P1P

A2L

0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 4% infill

Designer

6.1 h

1 plate

5.0(1)

0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

1.6 h

1 plate

0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

1.9 h

1 plate

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If you like my work, a Boost would be greatly appreciated to help me create more high-quality models

Following the Olog-hai, I am proud to present the next piece the Savage Orc Warlord. I made this model with a specific focus on textures—from the hammered metal of his pauldrons to the weathered skin and chainmail—to ensure it looks as good on your shelf as it does on the gaming table.

Dual-Scale Design: The package includes a 10cm display version for collectors and a 32mm version for tabletop RPG games.

Painter-Friendly Details: Every surface is designed for easy painting, making it perfect for techniques like washes and dry-brushing.

FDM Optimized: I tested this model on my Bambu Lab P1S, but it is also fully compatible and ready for printing on the A1 Mini.

Pre-Supported: The tabletop version comes with optimized supports for easy removal and crisp details.

Statue (10cm): 0.12mm or 0.16mm layer height for the best balance of speed and detail.

Tabletop (32mm): 0.08mm layer height to capture the finest facial expressions and armor textures.

Wall Loops: 3 for extra strength.

Infill: 10% Gyroid.

If you enjoy this model, please consider supporting me with a "Boost" or sharing a photo of your print! It helps me keep creating high-quality free models for the community.

Comment & Rating (5)

@Nozzlemaestro69

Lots of issues with the print, used automatic tree supports. Axe, cloth did not come out well.

The designer has replied

@Maro1973Z

The same problemy with my print.

@gustav777

Hi there! Thank you for the feedback. Let's fix this The issue with the axe usually happens if the slicer misses the very bottom edge of the blade during automatic generation. For a model with this orientation, the axe cannot print properly without a solid foundation at its lowest point. When you slice the model, please double-check if the automatic tree supports actually caught the very bottom of the axe. If they didn't, you can easily fix this by using the Support Painting tool to manually brush over that bottom edge. I highly recommend using the print profile I provided, or tweaking your settings to match the support guide in the description (especially the Z-distance ). Regarding the cloth and overall sharpness of the details: for a miniature at this scale, it's best to use a lower layer height like 0.08mm, 0.1mm, or 0.12mm combined with a high-quality Matte PLA. Glossy or generic filaments can sometimes visually mush fine details like fabric textures under harsh lighting.

@gustav777

Replying to @gustav777 :

I have uploaded additional photos to the model page showing my exact support placement from both the front and back, as well as the support painting layout for reference.Give it a look, and let me know if changing the layer height and boosting that bottom support helps on your next run! Happy printing!

@inVICKtous

Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 4% infill

great print lots of detail

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