Dummy 13 Black Knight (Dark Souls)

"The Black Knights are the restless echoes of a dying flame, clad in charred steel that reeks of ancient fire. Faceless and voiceless, they roam the waning light— no longer men, but mere memories of a duty that never ends. Where they stand, the world falls silent, for they carry the weight of the First Sin within their hollow breastplates, waiting for the ash to consume all..“

Update 15.03.2026

• pauldron plates, toes, and ankle (frame) fit more securely thanks to a tighter fit

• slightly larger feet and toes for better stability

• slightly larger ankle armor for improved mobility

Dummy 13 Black Knight (Dark Souls) is a remix based on the Dummy 13 Black Knight  by @Meowcraft and on the original Dummy 13 by @soozafone. This time, I made the legs a little longer to get the proportions right (soon available for my  Artorias model as well). I used The Dark Souls - Black Knight Figure by @The_Nick_of_Time to create the armor parts. As usual, all links can be found in the model origin section. Thank you guys for sharing your stuff!

Please refer to Meowcrafts Makerworld page for assembly. https://makerworld.com/en/models/629319-black-knight-based-on-dummy-13-fully-movable?from=search#profileId-554045.

Shield and weapons

This remix includes the Black Knight Sword, Halberd, Greataxe and shield. For the iconic Greatsword, go to @OrangeCad_1982641 profile and download it.

Some armor parts can be tricky to print. If somthing goes wrong, you could try to reorient the parts and/or increase the support angle treshold. As seen in the pictures, I used fabric to make this remix look like the actual Black Knight from the game. You can use the pictures for reference or just get creative yourself.. 

Note: I'm not a professional 3D designer and only do this in my free time. I've tried to make sure all the parts fit together well, but since every 3D printer is different, you might need to scale some parts up or down slightly, or do some minor post-processing. Don't hesitate to use glue if parts don't stick together