Tarnished (Raging Wolf Armor) – Elden Ring

Arise, Tarnished! This impressive 3D model brings the iconic Raging Wolf Armor (Raging Wolf Set) from Elden Ring directly to your 3D printer. The figure perfectly captures the grim "Soulsborne" atmosphere: Equipped with a bastard sword resting casually on its shoulder and a detailed round shield, this model is ready for the Lands Between

Special attention is given to the armor's fine engravings, the flowing fur on the shoulders, and the fabric trim. A perfect project for all fans of Elden Ring, Dark Souls, and challenging painting

Print Recommendations:

• Layer Height: 0.12 mm or finer (e.g., 0.08 mm). The armor has extremely fine details and filigree work. Those with a resin printer (SLA) should definitely use it to capture every minute detail of the helmet and chainmail
• Infill: 10% - 15% (Gyroid or Lightning). A slightly higher infill (approx. 20%) in the leg and ankle areas ensures a more stable stand
• Supports: Absolutely necessary. Tree-Supports are ideal for safely supporting the sword, shield, and overhanging fur/fabric parts without damaging the armor's fine details during removal
• Brim: A brim is strongly recommended as the contact area of the feet with the print bed is quite small relative to the figure's overall size

Feel free to share your finished and painted prints in the comments – may grace be with you

🧩 Quality & Feedback
• Please post a “Make” with a photo – this helps others and improves visibility.
• Feedback/Problems: Briefly mention: Printer, material, layer height, temperature, photo of the problem area.

📄 License / Usage
• Private use according to the model license.
• Commercial use (sales/shop/production) only with a corresponding commercial license membership.

🛠️ Troubleshooting (Brief)
• Stringing: Slightly lower temperature + check retraction/travel.
• Elephant’s foot: Reduce first layer flow/temperature or use elephant’s foot compensation.
• Connector too tight: Check calibration/flow, do not scale; if necessary, lightly sand.

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