Articulated Action Figure

Articulated Action Figure 3D print model

Description

An articulated Action Figure with superhero proportions.

This highly articulated figure features a muscular physique with a realistic anatomy so it can be used for various custom figures or for reference for drawings.

Features:The figure features 28 points of articulation with pinless joints.The figure fits within average 1:12 scale figures but can be scaled up to 1:6 scale witout a problem. Printing larger will make assembly easier.The figure comes with interchangeable hands and will feature FREE upgrade parts as I make further improvements to it.

PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS to avoid unnecessary problems.

The parts have all been inspected with Meshmixer and are all manifold and watertight, but Lychee slicer tends to give warning about holes in some parts of the figure. If you get a warning, simply click Repair 3D model and you'll be good to go.

Assembly instructions:When assembling the figure, please heat up the parts before joining them to avoid breaking and/or tearing. Some parts are small and thin and might break if you force them together without heating them up beforehand.Various resins behave in different ways and your exposure settings also factor in. Overexposing your resing will make the parts more difficult to fit together. If that is the case, you can sand the parts a bit before joining them.

Example: when snapping elbow joint with biceps, heat up the biceps with a hair dryer or by soaking the part for about 30 seconds in hot water and then gently push the elbow joint in. When the pieces have snapped together, hold the joint until the resin has cooled off and settled tightly around the joint. Do not move the joint before the resin has had time to settle completely.

The figure durability will greatly depend on the type and quality of resin you use. I suggest using a higher quality resin such as ABS like so that printed parts will have more strength.The parts have the greatest resistance to breaking or tearing if you use a mix of ABS like resin with a flexible resin in 80:20 ratio.

If you find the joints too tight, feel free to lubricate them using silicone oil, machine oil or even regular motor oil :DA small drop will be enough to lubricate the joints without making them loose.

Disclamer:The files do not come with supports or proper orientation for 3D printing.

Conditions:You cannot mass produce and sell the 3D printed object.You cannot resell, distribute, reward or gift digital 3D models created with the help of the files sold in this post on online marketplace stores, 3D print stores for digital models, other online stores for digital 3D models, Patreon, Kickstarter, or any other public or private chats, groups on any social media platforms or in any other way.

Not recommended for children. The figure contains small parts that are choking hazards.

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spiderrogue2024-11-25 07:09:20 UTC
any chance that you can update this one so it has thicker joints like your 2.o? i run into the shoulder pegs and biceps pegs keep breaking..even after heating, etc....that's really my only complaint..other than that...it seems great so far
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thezakon2024-11-25 17:05:22 UTC
Hi! Thanks for your comment! eh.. I would love to make all the possible improvements to my previously released figures like 1.0, but I simply don't have the time :/ I have barely enough time to work on my new figures and even the tiniest changes to previous figures take more time than you would believe :( And after each change, I have to test print the parts to see if they actually fit. That is something I can't do right now 'cause my 3D printer has died and I'm waiting for a new one to arrive. However, I plan on releasing 2 new male bucks which will have less bulk than my 1.0 and 2.0 figures. One figure will be a normal fit male and the other will have the same bulk but it will be ripped. Like I said, they will be slimmer than my 1.0 and 2.0 bodies. The sculpting is already finished, I just need to test print them which I'll do as soon as my new 3D printer arrives because my old one has died :/ I hope to have them uploaded by the end of the year. It all depends when my 3D printer arrives :/ In the mean time, I don't know which resin you use to print your figures. I would recommend you give Resione resins a try if you haven't already. They have a discount on their resins right now. I use their resin excluisively for my figures. Their Tough 74 resin is made specifically for action figures and it really is tough like it's name suggests. You'll have a hard time breaking any parts printed with it :)
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dakdaki2024-09-09 13:33:12 UTC
nice
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thezakon2024-09-10 10:06:10 UTC
thanks :)
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alainoblink2024-04-07 22:07:39 UTC
Can this be printed on a normal extruder printer or is it just for resin printers ?
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thezakon2024-04-08 07:03:50 UTC
Hi. Yes, you can print it on an extruder printer. Some parts like pins for hands and feet are really small so you'll have to use your finest settings for those. I have a 2.0 figure with updated articulation and that figure has larger pins so it might be easier to print. If possible, use filament which has a bit of flexibility to it. I believe PLA+ also works great. But be sure to heat the parts before fitting them together.
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bridoknop2024-03-06 00:28:37 UTC
perfeito!
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thezakon2024-03-06 08:04:44 UTC
Thank you :)
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hartsz2024-02-22 20:51:00 UTC
is it possible to print in resin?
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thezakon2024-02-23 08:08:21 UTC
Hey there! Yes, of course you can print in resin :)
Item rating
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air-doozyy2024-10-21 20:38:15 UTC
Recommended
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jamestkirk18642024-07-31 23:49:09 UTC
Recommended
Awesome model! Great Seller A+
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giolun25062024-07-20 16:37:30 UTC
Recommended
Great model with very good articulation. The customer service was also very great with a fast response time.
TheLaren
TheLaren2024-07-03 15:03:52 UTC
Recommended
Epic great build printed great
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ismail-gucluoglu2024-02-25 12:39:36 UTC
Recommended
If you are using an SLA printer, you should definitely use flexible resin. I failed because I used inflexible resin. I will try to give information when I try it with flexible resin. The model looks really great. Thanks
Articulated Action Figure
$13.49
 
Royalty Free No Ai License 
Articulated Action Figure
$13.49
 
Royalty Free No Ai License 
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3D Model formats

Format limitations
  • Stereolithography (.stl) (33 files)654 MB

3D Model details

  • Publish date2023-04-02
  • Model ID#4407434
  • Ready for 3D Printing
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