Miniature Standing Man for your Diorama - Free 3D Print Model

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A1 mini

X1 Carbon

X1E

P1P

H2D

P1S

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

1/35 scale - 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Designer

1.4 h

1 plate

4.7(44)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

607

1568

3.3 k

1.4 k

Released

Description

Miniature man for your diorama, architectural miniature or as a figurine.

Man| Architectural figurines | People

Printable for the most common scales (with man height 185 cm):

1/12 scale: 154.2 mm
1/24 scale: 77.1 mm
1/35 scale: 52.9 mm
1/48 scale: 38.5 mm
1/50 scale: 37.0 mm

Print with tree supports. Be very careful when removing them. I recommend not snapping off the supports but rather clipping them with sidecutters or cutting them with a knife.

PLA and lowest layer height recommended for high detail.

I look forward to your comments and photos of your creative projects.

Have a happy printing time 💛

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Comment & Rating (68)

@litlnemo

Print Profile

1/35 scale - 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Great model!

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@miniterratales

Thank you for the 5 stars! The paint job looks fantastic — you really brought the figures to life. 🎨😊

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@Bombardier1943

Great model! I wanted a simple figure to show the scale of a NASA crawler I’ve been working on. I printed it at 1/60 scale (around 30.5 mm). Used a .2 nozzle on my H2C with a .1 mm layer height, no supports. Came out perfectly!

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@miniterratales

Wow, thanks for the photos, it looks amazing! Love your crawler!

@owen.h.morgan

Boosted

I keep hearing that you need a resin printer for model railroading. This little guy is 24mm tall, which should make him 182cm or nearly 6 feet in OO gauge. Painted in Bambu Studio (because I suck at painting) and printed on my Bambulab A1 with a 0.2mm nozzle and 0.8mm layer height. The waste is another story though, and removing supports was a royal pain. (I broke the right leg below the knee.) The supports do seem a bit excessive. Maybe I should ask Tom Tullis from FatDragon about that. I'm sure it is possible to get more detail with a resin printer, but this is good enough for my eyes. The footbridge is printed on my Ender 3V2 with a 0.6mm nozzle a couple of years ago. Now Isee the guy on the bridge, I'm wondering if the scale was a bit off on that. That said, I think I will buy my OO gauge figures and reserve printing for buildings and infrastructure.

The designer has replied

@miniterratales

Thanks for the detailed feedback and for the Boost! 🙌 I’m glad the figure worked well for your OO gauge scene — even with the support challenges. These small-scale minis can be tricky, and I totally get the trade-off between FDM and resin. Great to hear you’ll still be using 3D printing for buildings and infrastructure — and I think your setup looks fantastic! 😊

@Mplucss

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1/35 scale - 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Support Issue:the model itself looks like it has good detail, but the amounts of supports and Brim is really unnecessary, actually ended up snaping the guys legs off while trying to engine the supports.

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@miniterratales

Thanks for your honest feedback! I know the supports can be a challenge on delicate parts like the legs. As noted in the description, using sidecutters or a sharp knife to carefully remove supports is the best way to avoid snapping. I appreciate you giving it a try and hope this tip helps for your next print! 😊

@user_746808744

Super easy to print. Thank you

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@user_746808744

Incredibly easy to print

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@user_4146491655

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1/35 scale - 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

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@miniterratales

awesome! thank you for the photo 💛

@PPGTrains

Saw someone do this in 1/76 OO Scale, so though why not push it a bit more and go for 1/87 HO Scale. Scaled the figure to 18mm high, and angled him on his back. Used tree supports in Bambu Studios. Printed on my A1 with a .2mm nozzle and .08 layer height. Used a nippers and xacto knife to get the supports off. Tricky part was between the arms and the body. Think it came out pretty good!

@Muzak_Man

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1/35 scale - 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

@user_2045591118

I printed 4 models, snapped the legs on all 4 using gentle tools and trying to remove supports. Detail on the print is excellent though so that's a plus.

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