Our Designs · Original STL files
Every design here was sculpted in our studio and sells as a finished piece on this site. If you own a 3D printer, you can buy the file on Cults3D and print it yourself. If you would rather have it made, order the print from us and it arrives finished.
A seated Ganesha idol sculpted for the pooja shelf — the same model we print and sell finished, offered here as the file so you can print it at home.
Printing notes: A single-colour statue. Marble white or gold silk PLA gives the most convincing finish; a fine layer height rewards the detail in the crown and trunk. Scale it up in your slicer if you want a larger idol.
The full Shiva family in one composition — Shiva, Parvati, a young Ganesha and Nandi — modelled as a single statue for the pooja shelf.
Printing notes: A single-colour composition with several figures, so expect some support under outstretched arms and the bull. Marble white or a single premium filament suits it best; painting is optional.
An articulated Groot with moving joints, prepared for multicolour printing so the bark, eyes and moss come off the bed already coloured.
Printing notes: Modelled for multicolour printing — assign the bark, eyes and moss to separate filaments on an AMS, MMU or multi-extruder printer. Articulated pieces are sensitive to first-layer squish, so dial in your Z-offset before printing the joints.
A stylised Deadpool figure with the suit, straps, eyes and katanas separated by colour, so a multicolour printer produces the finished look straight off the plate.
Printing notes: Modelled for multicolour printing — the suit red, straps and eyes map to separate filaments on an AMS or MMU. On a single-colour printer it prints as a paintable figure.
A miniature jersey keepsake with the shirt body, collar and trim as separate colour bodies, built so you can add your own name and number in your slicer.
Printing notes: Modelled for multicolour printing so the shirt, collar and trim come off the plate in kit colours. Add a name and number in your slicer's text tool to personalise it for a player or fan.
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Each design is sold as an STL through our Cults3D profile. You pay Cults3D directly, download instantly, and the licence covers personal printing.
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The multicolour models are prepared for AMS, MMU and multi-extruder printers, and print as paintable single-colour figures on anything else. Printing notes sit under each design.
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Every file here is something we print daily. If you do not own a printer, or want it finished properly, order the piece from the studio and it ships across India.
Printing guides
A practical guide to 3D printing a Ganesha idol on a home FDM printer in India — which filament looks like marble, layer height, supports, and how to finish it for the pooja shelf. STL file included.
Read guide →How to 3D print a Shiva Parivar family statue at home — supports for a multi-figure composition, filament choices for a devotional piece, and where to get the STL file.
Read guide →A guide to 3D printing an articulated, multicolour Groot figure — how print-in-place joints work, Z-offset and first-layer tuning, and how to set up the colours on an AMS or MMU printer.
Read guide →How multicolour 3D printing works, what an AMS or MMU actually does, how to map colour bodies in the slicer, and a practical walkthrough using a multicolour Deadpool STL.
Read guide →How to 3D print a miniature sports jersey keepsake with your own name and number — multicolour setup for kit colours, adding text in your slicer, and display ideas. STL included.
Read guide →When it makes sense to buy a 3D model file and print it yourself versus ordering the finished piece — real costs, time, quality and which route suits which person. Craftly 3D sells both.
Read guide →Studio-Crafted
Each piece printed & finished by hand
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