Chained Straw Bell Warden Free 3D Models

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  • Item ID:
    643713
  • Date: 2026-06-11
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    No
  • Print Ready:
    Yes
  • 3D Scan:
    No
  • Adult content:
    No
  • PBR:
    Yes
  • AI Training:
    No
  • AI Generated:
    Yes
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Description

Overall Build

  • A short, immensely wide and powerful humanoid built like a walking shrine. The silhouette is almost square — massive torso, no neck, thick limbs, and huge bell-shaped feet. Designed to feel rooted and immovable, like a temple guardian.

Body

  • The entire form is a composite of straw, rope, and iron. The arms and legs are thick bundles of straw tightly bound with heavy chains and metal bands, ending in frayed, claw-like hands. The feet are solid iron bells, giving it a planted, tolling stance.
  • Chains crisscross the entire body, locking the straw together and draping from the shoulders. The texture is rough, ritualistic, and weathered — like a scarecrow made for penance.

Head / Face

  • The head is a single, giant temple bell with no face at all. The bell sits directly on the shoulders, complete with engraved bands, a top loop, and a hanging chain with a small face medallion on the chest. It's blank, faceless, and instantly iconic.

Coloration

  • Two-tone contrast: aged dark iron and bronze for the bell head and bell feet, and dry, dirty straw yellow-brown for the limbs. The chains are rusted black iron. The overall palette reads as ancient, cursed, and sacred.

(Make sure to check if there are any problems with the manifold edges. Most 3d printing aps will have an option to auto fix them, but its also preferable to load them in a viewer for additional checks.
The model has an extent between -1 and 1, you can customize its size and modify it freely. You may reduce or increase the polygon count alongside the vertices freely based on your specific needs. 
The colors can turn out a bit different from the original ones seen in the images, depending on the printer used and how it's printed. 
The Zip Contains stl, 3mf, obj, dxf, File Formats.)

Usage Information

Can I commercially use free models? Yes, If the model is under Royalty Free license , you can use it as long as it is incorporated into the product and as long as the 3rd party cannot retrieve it on its own in both digital and physical form.

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