lego minifig 3d models

And in 2019, LEGO and Disney combined the two into a Steamboat Willie Minifigure: https://brickset.com/minifigs/dis024/vintage-mickey-minifigure-only-entry It was long overdue that they got scaled up to the 4x minifigure universe! These heads, hat,...

lego minifigure

Moai head LEGO compatible minifig based on 1 round studpublished on Thingiverse : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3376286 Original STL file from https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-moai-head-on-easter-island-2025Fusion 360 to add the...

Minifig Radio as equipment for brick minifig 1:1 possible to scale up print with base profile 0,16mm high quality with manual supports, strong bridging

Twice as high as a standard LEGO minifig, its "real size" translates to an imposing 3½ to 4 meters (approximately 13 feet) in height. The troll is composed of 9 parts, each one printed separately from its mighty club. And the best part? Seven of...

With this innovative mount, you can launch your Lego Minifig to impressive heights of up to 100 feet or more. The soft foam nose serves as a gentle landing cushion, ensuring your Minifig survives the impact with minimal damage. However, due to the...

I only had a small amount of white filament available so I decided to make a lego minifig head of Usagi. This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2313244/files I printed mine in PLA and it fits the standard lego body, though some...

Updated: Colin has added the hardware that you need to mount a roll if you don't want to use a lego rectangle like I did. You can find his work here http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1565290 Updated: For some reason the model wasn't laying flat, so I...

SuperbOwl celebrations just got a whole lot cooler with LEGO-compatible football hats! In a thrilling experiment, we're turning everyday items into minifig hats. Huge thanks to @TheNewHobbyist and @Zheng3_Jim for the inspiration! These awesome hats...

Every bigfig needs a hat! ...Scaled 10X from Minifig size. ...Supports only needed where the head stud inserts.

This is a minifig version of the second mascot of an association (BDTech) in the epf Montpellier. ... have fun !

#WHY I have been using this stand (cheers to Pigworthy) for my minifigs but I wanted something more custom (less/more minifigs per row, supports more tolerant to higher nozzle (I'm testing this on 0.6) so I've done a replacement for the lateral stand...

This head is made from the ldd model of the minifig version of kalmah made to fit the way the full size kalmah head does.

This is a minifig version of the second mascot of an association (BDTech) in the epf Montpellier. have fun ! Category: Construction Toys

... complemented by strategic paint accents that add depth and character. All limbs, including arms and legs, are taken from the versatile Blank Minifig, Jumbo Snap-Together Version designed by Skimbal, allowing for seamless assembly and customization.

This is a minifig version of the second mascot of an association (BDTech) in the epf Montpellier. have fun ! Category: Construction Toys

This head used the minifig version of takadox's head from ldd which was resized and adapted to work like the full size takadox head.

Updated: Colin has added the hardware that you need to mount a roll if you don't want to use a lego rectangle like I did. You can find his work here <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1565290">http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1565290</a></p>...

We all agree that Lego minifigs make the ultimate D&D miniatures, don't we? Certainly. So here are some status condition indicators that can attach directly to the base of the figures, and they can stack together for when you have multiple...

Just a few designs that can be easily attached to Lego Minifigs. One design, named SpinHat, has been successfully tested and can hold a 608 bearing, similar to those used in spinner fidgets. Printed and tested using ABS material, with some photos...

The original stand worked well, but I was eager for more flexibility - specifically, the ability to adjust the number of minifigs per row and tolerate higher nozzle temperatures, which I'm currently testing with a 0.6mm nozzle. To achieve this, I...

... wall mount. 12/4/22 - Added Single Hexagon - with baseplate brought slightly forward to support minifigs with a tail/backpack etc. You can see the outcome of our minifig wall on our blog - http://casadebricks.com/our-minifig-display-wall/ Enjoy

... of 6. There's also wall mount options in the set of 3 so you can hang on the wall. Edit: Now with set of 6 including wall mount. You can see the outcome of our minifig wall on our blog - http://casadebricks.com/our-minifig-display-wall/ Enjoy

Does your giant minifig need something to drink? Print them one of these! ...It is split into two parts to minimize supports, but supports are still required for both pieces.

Is your bigfig thirsty? ...Give them a drink! This is a 10X version of the minifig bottle. Supports required for both pieces. ...Print in two pieces to minimize supports.

I reverse-engineered the body from Skimbal's Blank Minifig, Jumbo Snap-Together Version so I could add a key on the front of Minifig's shirt. It kind of looks like a tie, too. I probably could have found a way to edit the STL from Skimbal's design...

... a mechanized creation from our "design a mech" project. ...A fellow pupil, Ross, inadvertently omitted a vital compartment for the Minifig, leading us to ponder what would provide greater comfort for this tiny inhabitant than a retro-style 1960s sofa?

... ...Give them a drink! This is a 10X version of the minifig bottle. Supports required for both pieces. ...Print in two pieces to minimize supports.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Supports:</strong></p> <p>Yes</p> Category: Toys & Games

... as assigned by our teacher. ...Our student, Andrew, took on this challenge. To complete it, simply print all pieces without needing support or rafting. If necessary, consult the full model guide. Finally, insert a Minifig into your finished piece.

Print four Minifig's parts simultaneously in color-sorted fashion, using the ability to omit supports if desired, possibly adding them later if a sloppy finish arises. ...To fix potential messes caused by supportless printing, simply use acetone...