Low Detail Figurine 3D Models
Budget: €12 – €18 EUR
I’m creating a small line of stylised objects for my own FDM printer and need printable 3D models to match. The look I’m after is deliberately low-detail silhouettes rather than intricate statues—so they slice quickly and print cleanly at a medium size of roughly 5 cm to 15 cm tall.
Here’s what matters most:
• Models must be watertight, manifold and ready for Cura / PrusaSlicer with no repair prompts.
• Overhangs kept sensible so I can print with minimal or zero supports.
• Flat base integrated for stable desk display once printed.
• Clean topology that still lets me scale the file up or down without artefacts.
I’ll provide simple concept sketches and feedback; you handle the modelling and light optimisation.
Deliverables
• One STL (OBJ welcome too) per figurine, packaged and named clearly.
• Quick turntable or screenshot for each model so I can sign off before final export.
• Up to two small revision rounds to tweak pose or proportion if needed.
Acceptance is complete when the file loads error-free in Cura, previews correctly at 0.2 mm layer height, and shows no red zones in PrusaSlicer. If you’re comfortable in Blender, ZBrush Core, or similar low-poly workflows, we’ll work smoothly together.
Here’s what matters most:
• Models must be watertight, manifold and ready for Cura / PrusaSlicer with no repair prompts.
• Overhangs kept sensible so I can print with minimal or zero supports.
• Flat base integrated for stable desk display once printed.
• Clean topology that still lets me scale the file up or down without artefacts.
I’ll provide simple concept sketches and feedback; you handle the modelling and light optimisation.
Deliverables
• One STL (OBJ welcome too) per figurine, packaged and named clearly.
• Quick turntable or screenshot for each model so I can sign off before final export.
• Up to two small revision rounds to tweak pose or proportion if needed.
Acceptance is complete when the file loads error-free in Cura, previews correctly at 0.2 mm layer height, and shows no red zones in PrusaSlicer. If you’re comfortable in Blender, ZBrush Core, or similar low-poly workflows, we’ll work smoothly together.