May 8, 2026
Description
Based on the sculpt models of our popular Mandalorian 3D printable action figure, here's a fully wearable costume of armor and gear for you to wear!
Original sculpts, taken from our free action figure , blown up in size and modified to be wearable
Scale it to fit your size
Some parts are pre-supported for easier printing
Focus on ease, for casual or new hobbysts & cosplayers
No helmet from us at this moment, our original model is not wearable, so we fully recommend this free helmet by Rob Pauza: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-mandalorian-helmet-v2-106137
You'll see folders with the body parts, named as clearly as possible. Both limbs are provided, labeled "L" or "R" to distinguish them. Some parts are flat and can be bent after with heat (boiling water or heat gun).
Pre-supported versions are tested to work, no need to turn on supports from the slicer at all. For Assisted models, still paint on supports for best quality.
Clean versions are provided to give you the option to add your own supports as you wish.
Silent / Stealth Mode recommended, don't risk knocking something over or violent shakes.
0.2 mm layers
3 perimeters.
Infill between 5 and 10%, gyroid pattern.
5 top layers, 3 bottom layers minimum.
Brim 5 mm, inner and outer contours.
Supports tree/organic, paint on if possible.
One part at a time, don't risk many failing. If settings work well for one, repeat.
Orientation matters for hiding layer lines, best to have smooth flat surfaces building up, exception are the flat parts, but you can still rotate them to print standing up if you want.
3.1 Cleanup - Remove supports, brims, and any debris or imperfections.
3.2 Flat parts - use boiling water or a heat gun to heat up the flat parts and bend them into a slight curve. This works well for both thigh armor parts and the back-of-the-hand plates. Apply little by little, several times if needed instead of excessive heat at once. Parts may melt or shells may distort in the infill if too hot too fast.
3.3 Paint - Feel free to finish the parts. A common process is: sanding > filling > priming > repeat until smooth >>> spray primer > black spray paint > graphite powder > clear coat
You can also apply a dark wash and then silver rub-n-buff.
For non-beskar parts, you can dry brush and weather.
3.4 Fastening - Parts are clean with no attachments, so you have the liberty of choosing whatever method you want. You can super-glue velcro , elastics, or embed magnets.
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That's it! Thank you so much for printing our designs! We hope to see your make photos here or on Instagram at @openfigure3d
OpenFigure3D is an account where several designers and 3D artists share 3D printable articulated figures & sculptures. These could be free fanarts or originals.
THIS MODEL IS FREE and only on Printables, DO NOT BE FOOLED AND PAY FOR IT ELSEWHERE.
Please don't publish these files elsewhere. OpenFigure3D is meant to be OPEN, contact us if you want to be a part of it, let's keep it together.
This is not a professional screen-accurate cosplay, the focus is instead on ease of printing and saving time and filament - hey, it's free and fun!
This is a fanart for personal use, it's not intended to replace official merchandise.
Main photos by Dany Sánchez printed in Prusament PLA Galaxy Silver and other Amolen & Spidermaker filaments.
[ ! ] These models are for personal use ONLY - do not distribute digital files or sell physical reproductions.
Star Wars and all of its affiliated properties remain the intellectual property of Lucasfilm Ltd. under Disney. Characters, Names And Related Indicia Are Property of their respective owners. This model is a non-profit, fan work inspired and based on the appearances on screen. You are forbidden from selling this 3D digital file or physical print. No infringement is intended.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
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