Undead Pirates Pack - 6x

Undead Pirates Pack collection features 6 highly detailed, skeletal buccaneers ready to terrorize your tabletop. 
Perfect for tabletop RPGs, fantasy skirmish games, or ghost-ship encounters.

What’s Included in the Pack:

The Captain: Standing proudly on a treasure chest, cutlass drawn, pointing toward his next target.

The Dual-Wielder: Charging forward with twin cutlasses bared.

The Rifleman: Aiming down the sights of a heavy flintlock musket next to a barrel of gunpowder.

The Scout: Perched on a deck post with a spyglass and a loyal parrot companion.

The Executioner/Slayer: Gripping a massive, two-handed boarding axe.

The Cook/Butcher: Holding a cleaver next to a bucket of questionable rations.

Print Settings & Recommendations (FDM Optimized):

These miniatures are designed to preserve their sharp skeletal details, tattered clothes, and weapons even at smaller scales.
Use My Print Profile: I highly recommend using my provided print profile and setup settings. They have been fully optimized and tested to ensure the best possible quality and a smooth printing process.
Layer Height: 0.06mm to 0.12mm is highly recommended to capture the fine bone textures, wood grains, and facial features.
Filament: Use Matte PLA (Grey or Bone color) for the best results straight off the build plate
Supports: Tree Slim supports are recommended.

⚠️ Crucial Support Removal Tips:
Let it Cool Down Completely: Always wait for the plastic to cool down entirely before removing the supports! When the material is at room temperature, the support structures become crisp and will snap off much easier without leaving marks or breaking delicate parts.
Watch out for the Dual-Wielder: Please be extremely careful when removing supports from the Dual-Wielder pirate. His extended twin cutlasses are thin and delicate, so take your time and use flush cutters if necessary to avoid putting pressure on the blades.
Check Your Slices: For characters with extended weapons (like the Captain's sword or the Rifleman's gun), make sure your automatic supports catch the lowest points. If needed, use the Support Painting tool to manually touch up those critical overhangs.