Kitbash Toy Heroes High-Poly Character Pack 7 Figures 3D Print Model ^NEW

Description

Included File Formats

• 3D Model Files: FBX, OBJ, GLB, STL (easy to import, edit, or print)

• Premium Illustration: JPG/JPEG (compression quality 95/100)

• Cinematic Showcase: 360° turntable video (~5 seconds) for visual storytelling

• Animated Preview: GIF (quick share + listing-friendly)

3D Design Concept

Meet the Kitbash Toy Heroes—a playful set of 7 high-poly character figures designed with a collectible “designer toy” vibe.
Each hero has bold silhouettes, chunky proportions, and clean surface detail so they look great in renders and translate nicely into real 3D prints. The set mixes themes like fantasy mining, quirky fruit mascots, retro key-keeper adventurers, nature guardians, workshop bots, steampunk veterans, and scout mechs—perfect for building a mini character lineup or kitbashing into your own projects.

3D Print Settings (Recommended)

These are friendly “safe” settings that work well for most printers:

Suggested Scale

• Tabletop display: 90–120 mm tall

• Mini figure: 60–80 mm tall

• Collector statue: 150–200 mm tall

FDM Printing (PLA/PETG)

• Layer height: 0.12–0.20 mm (0.16 mm is a nice balance)

• Walls/perimeters: 3–4

• Infill: 10–20% (higher for heavy handling)

• Supports: Yes (tree supports recommended for arms, hats, and overhangs)

• Orientation: Stand upright; rotate slightly if needed to reduce face supports

• Adhesion: Brim if your printer struggles with small feet contact areas

Resin Printing (SLA/MSLA)

• Layer height: 0.03–0.05 mm

• Supports: Light/medium supports on hands, hats, and chin/beard areas

• Hollowing: Optional for large scales (add drain holes)

• Post-process: Wash → cure → light sanding → primer → paint

Tips for Best Results

• If printing small: increase scale slightly so tiny details stay crisp

• For clean faces: avoid supports directly on facial features when possible

• Use primer before painting for smooth, toy-like finishes

Style Tags Info Disclosure for Customers

Style: Designer toy • High-poly • Kitbash-ready • Cute / chibi proportions • Collectible figure look • Stylized realism
Target audience:

• Business: game studios, toy/product mockups, marketing visuals, 3D marketplaces

• Education: 3D printing classes, character design practice, kitbash learning

• Personal: collectors, hobby printers, painters, tabletop props

Age group targeting: All ages (kid-friendly look, but printing/handling tools are adult-supervised)

Theme categories:

• Decorative: desk figures, shelf collectibles, diorama characters

• Educational: learning 3D printing, supports, painting workflows

• Seasonal: flexible—great for themed releases (workshop/holiday, nature/spring, etc.)

AI Use Disclosure

These models were created using a mix of AI-assisted 3D generation and artist creativity/refinement. The final pack reflects an artistic workflow where AI helped with early forms, and the design was then shaped and polished with human creative decisions to ensure a consistent, high-quality look.