3D printable Star Wars parts and weapons for 1:6 figures (New models added, more updates in future)

Hi, I have started self learning CAD design over the past 3 weeks and now have almost 20 files up on Thingiverse for free download.

Phase 3 clone trooper armour parts from the Force Unleashed (I have not yet scaled these parts and a couple are remixes, will update with scaled versions in 1:12, 1:6 and 1:1 over time as well as more accurate/non remixed files over time)
5ace760f584a7_TFU501stTrooper2.jpg.1322938a578cc8724cbb15fb3acf5f3c by kraggy2011, on Flickr
eIRnCyv by kraggy2011, on Flickr
featured_preview_knee_right by kraggy2011, on Flickr
featured_preview_Untitled2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
bellybackbelt 1 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
bellybackbelt 2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
belt full by kraggy2011, on Flickr


DC15x (the hybrid DC15a/DC15s from Revenge of the Sith) in multiple versions plus my own fan design variants of it such as pistols
large_display_photo_2022-02-03_14-00-48 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
featured_preview_barebonesb by kraggy2011, on Flickr
featured_preview_folded_stock_b by kraggy2011, on Flickr
featured_preview_open_stock_b by kraggy2011, on Flickr
featured_preview_dc15x_foregrip2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
Untitled7 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
DC15 XP117 2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr


Clone Wars 2003 Captain Fordo blasters and holsters
featured_preview_766c8ca7becf5dc2a20a55c39333c02395624d99r1-1064-586v2_hq by kraggy2011, on Flickr
featured_preview_fordo_blasters_and_holsters by kraggy2011, on Flickr

The rifle harpoon attachment based on Sideshows premium format Commander Cody
featured_preview_300134-commander-cody-001 by kraggy2011, on Flickr
featured_preview_Untitled by kraggy2011, on Flickr


And more to follow as time goes on.

https://www.thingiverse.com/jaztermareal/designs

These look very cool and very promising. Can we suggest/request objects? I recently found a treasure trove of Star Wars 3D models, but although all of them were supposed to be sixth-scale, Shapeways refused to print some of them (too delicate or something). So still looking around for solutions.

GubernatorFan wrote:These look very cool and very promising. Can we suggest/request objects? I recently found a treasure trove of Star Wars 3D models, but although all of them were supposed to be sixth-scale, Shapeways refused to print some of them (too delicate or something). So still looking around for solutions.

sure, suggest away, any that I think I am capable of doing (I am still a beginner) I will put on a list of things to make

jaztermareal wrote:
sure, suggest away, any that I think I am capable of doing (I am still a beginner) I will put on a list of things to make

Sweet! Sounds awesome. Just beware, I'm bursting with ideas.

GubernatorFan wrote:

jaztermareal wrote:
sure, suggest away, any that I think I am capable of doing (I am still a beginner) I will put on a list of things to make

Sweet! Sounds awesome. Just beware, I'm bursting with ideas.

well I am sure I will get to making at least some of the things you want in time, unless you want Snoke. Or Rey. Or Rose. Or broom boy. Or 3PO's red arm. you get the gist lol. (not a fan of the sequel trilogy outside some of the troopers)

jaztermareal wrote:well I am sure I will get to making at least some of the things you want in time, unless you want Snoke. Or Rey. Or Rose. Or broom boy. Or 3PO's red arm. you get the gist lol. (not a fan of the sequel trilogy outside some of the troopers)

LOL no, not at all. Sequel Trilogy does not even factor when I think of Star Wars. Most of the things on my "would love to make" list would be a few sixth-scale pieces of uniform (mostly greeblies), for example for the so-called AT-ST drivers and Hoth Rebels. And in "classic scale" (1:18?) some Death Star bits and pieces.

greeblies will prob be straightforward to make as most are very simple.

though i'm not into the star wars topic myself, a very heartfelt thank you for your time and effort putting those items out there. it's thanks to you guys that i always find some stuff on yeggi and thingiverse when it comes down to feeding my printer with new ideas.

as far as printing models goes, from what limited experience i have so far, some items should be done in pieces/halves rather than a full object, if thered be an issue with support beams or how well it would stick to the printing bed.

for a company selling those prints i'd guess they wouldn't bother putting those pieces together or sending them lose. had some swords printed from shapeways years ago and while the quality in terms of details is pretty good, the plastic used seems a bit brittle when i compare them to my pla prints.

Uhoh! You just opened yourself up to a whole list of requests, jaz. Pretty neat ideas though.

Nice idea for a thread. It's good to be a SW customiser these days, since there are a plethora of 3D printable items available, it seems. : )

Myself....well.... if someone could find a way to print those plastic lightsaber blades (like the ones they use for Hot Toys), I would be infinitely grateful.

Tjolnir wrote:though i'm not into the star wars topic myself, a very heartfelt  thank you for your time and effort putting those items out there. it's thanks to you guys that i always find some stuff on yeggi and thingiverse when it comes down to feeding my printer with new ideas.

as far as printing models goes, from what limited experience i have so far, some items should be done in pieces/halves rather than a full object, if thered be an issue with support beams or how well it would stick to the printing bed.

for a company selling those prints i'd guess they wouldn't bother putting those pieces together or sending them lose. had some swords printed from shapeways years ago and while the quality in terms of details is pretty good, the plastic used seems a bit brittle when i compare them to my pla prints.

Well, cutting for FDM printers isn't too hard to do and cuts need to be different depending on the printer so I will let folk cut the models how they need for now but if demand is there I may add cut versions in future but obviously my main focus is 1:6 and 1:12 so cutting isn't necessary, particularly with resin printers. Resins are getting great too, like mecha resin which is great for joints and really tough stuff. there are also flexible resins now too, so honestly the possibilities are really opening up!

Stryker2011 wrote:Uhoh! You just opened yourself up to a whole list of requests, jaz. Pretty neat ideas though.

haha well, I am looking to gather ideas to keep me busy while I practice learning CAD design.

skywalkersaga wrote:Nice idea for a thread. It's good to be a SW customiser these days, since there are a plethora of 3D printable items available, it seems. : )

Myself....well.... if someone could find a way to print those plastic lightsaber blades (like the ones they use for Hot Toys), I would be infinitely grateful.

I am aiming to make the Star Wars 3D items that aren't already done or done well. Then of course once my skills are better I will tackle more niche subjects (I really want to make the armour from the Korean live action Jin Roh remake).

Oh, don't worry, I'm not expecting you or anyone in particular to make me some lightsaber blades, just throwing the request out into the universe. ;p

Ooh nice, there is so much stuff out there already, you jumping into the niche for practicing is winwin. From what I see from your work now I think the Jin Roh stuff will be great

I printed Star Wars stuff for six different people now, but don't need them myself, haha. (Some 1/12 though) I think nearly everything Star Wars exists by now as 3d model, though not for free.

GubernatorFan wrote:These look very cool and very promising. Can we suggest/request objects? I recently found a treasure trove of Star Wars 3D models, but although all of them were supposed to be sixth-scale, Shapeways refused to print some of them (too delicate or something). So still looking around for solutions.

Which are the ones they didn't print?

Ovy wrote:Ooh nice, there is so much stuff out there already, you jumping into the niche for practicing is winwin. From what I see from your work now I think the Jin Roh stuff will be great

I printed Star Wars stuff for six different people now, but don't need them myself, haha. (Some 1/12 though)  I think nearly everything Star Wars exists by now as 3d model, though not for free.

GubernatorFan wrote:These look very cool and very promising. Can we suggest/request objects? I recently found a treasure trove of Star Wars 3D models, but although all of them were supposed to be sixth-scale, Shapeways refused to print some of them (too delicate or something). So still looking around for solutions.

Which are the ones they didn't print?

I’m curious about this also.

Ovy wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:These look very cool and very promising. Can we suggest/request objects? I recently found a treasure trove of Star Wars 3D models, but although all of them were supposed to be sixth-scale, Shapeways refused to print some of them (too delicate or something). So still looking around for solutions.

Which are the ones they didn't print?

They didn't print the following:

https://www.shapeways.com/product/V3E6PFRJ6/1-6-scale-telementry-unit-v2?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=3&option=186436817

https://www.shapeways.com/product/2WRPVARNY/1-6-scale-veers-helmet-kit?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=4&option=185572636

Part of it may be that I was given no choice as to what material to print in when making the order. It was a print-ready model available through them, and apparently the material was already specified. Supposedly when they decided the model is unsuitable for printing as is, they contacted the model maker to attend to this and make it possible, but nothing happened, so they cancelled that part of the order. I haven't gotten around to doing checking with the model maker, or inquiring with you, Ovy, or now with Jaztermareal.

They printed the following:

https://www.shapeways.com/product/DRXCNV8P4/1-6-scale-spine?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=5&option=185486942

https://www.shapeways.com/product/TZCVMCMYR/1-6-scale-code-cylinder-10pk?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=6&option=185572694

and

https://www.shapeways.com/product/BW49G36A3/1-6-scale-disc-10pk?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=7&option=185572705

GubernatorFan wrote:

Ovy wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:These look very cool and very promising. Can we suggest/request objects? I recently found a treasure trove of Star Wars 3D models, but although all of them were supposed to be sixth-scale, Shapeways refused to print some of them (too delicate or something). So still looking around for solutions.

Which are the ones they didn't print?

They didn't print the following:

https://www.shapeways.com/product/V3E6PFRJ6/1-6-scale-telementry-unit-v2?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=3&option=186436817

https://www.shapeways.com/product/2WRPVARNY/1-6-scale-veers-helmet-kit?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=4&option=185572636

Part of it may be that I was given no choice as to what material to print in when making the order. It was a print-ready model available through them, and apparently the material was already specified. Supposedly when they decided the model is unsuitable for printing as is, they contacted the model maker to attend to this and make it possible, but nothing happened, so they cancelled that part of the order. I haven't gotten around to doing checking with the model maker, or inquiring with you, Ovy, or now with Jaztermareal.

They printed the following:

https://www.shapeways.com/product/DRXCNV8P4/1-6-scale-spine?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=5&option=185486942

https://www.shapeways.com/product/TZCVMCMYR/1-6-scale-code-cylinder-10pk?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=6&option=185572694

and

https://www.shapeways.com/product/BW49G36A3/1-6-scale-disc-10pk?etId=201437285&utm_source=automated-contact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=payment-received&utm_content=7&option=185572705

Code cylinders were actually already on my list of things to make, along with imperial belt buckles, wrist comms and the discs for imperial caps. Not that they are hard to find 3D print files, just that I want a bunch for customs haha. Veers helmet greeblies look like they could break easily, I think breaking them down into parts to print separate then glue together might work better if I ever get round to them

I have just finished another model: The blaster from the Sideshow Exclusive Tie Pilot which itself was based on the Kenner pilot blaster.

Ideal for folk who lost theirs or who, like me, missed out altogether and wish they had ordered it back when it was available. I plan to print a bunch of these for my Marmit Tie Pilots.


https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5388300


1002941_press01 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

1002941_press02 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

tiep3 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

tie by kraggy2011, on Flickr

tieb by kraggy2011, on Flickr

tiec by kraggy2011, on Flickr

tied by kraggy2011, on Flickr

tieh by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Very cool, Jaztermareal!

Awesome work!

thanks

added a remix to Thingiverse based on Woyta94's Clone armour: Alpha ARC Trooper thighs https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5389023

1cfef81e0e8d130219d89aebaaee7071--character-inspiration-star-wars-clones by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Untitled2 by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Untitled by kraggy2011, on Flickr

That's some cool stuff.

Very nice work again, Jaztermareal.

Thanks

My latest model in my journey learning to 3d model: Imperial crew/pilot code cylinder  https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5389173

CC_Taschen_referenz by kraggy2011, on Flickr


code cylinder by kraggy2011, on Flickr

Lovely. I'll look into those. Never can have enough code cylinders.