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114 models in Star Wars: printable files, previews and painting guides.
Star WarsDin Djarin’s decision to protect Grogu turns a bounty hunter’s contract into a lasting bond. The Armorer recognizes the pair as a clan of two, giving their travels a place within Mandalorian tradition. This miniature suits a character-focused Star Wars display or a painting project about loyalty and guardianship. The assembled digital reference accompanies the original parts; printed joints still need dry fitting before final assembly.
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Star WarsBoba Fett built his reputation on contracts for the Empire and the criminal underworld, eventually tracking Han Solo to Cloud City. His story links military pursuit with the private interests of bounty hunters. This miniature can anchor a capture-and-escape scene, accompany other underworld characters in a display, or become an individual painting project. It represents the character rather than a certified piece for any particular tabletop ruleset.
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Star Wars: Knights of the Old RepublicDarth Malak leads a Sith army against the Jedi in Knights of the Old Republic after serving as Revan’s apprentice. He makes a clear antagonist for an Old Republic collection or a roleplaying scene, with a dark palette that gives painters room for one concentrated accent.
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The MandalorianThe Armorer keeps Mandalorian traditions alive and forges beskar armor for her covert. Her role makes this small figure a natural centre for a Mandalorian collection or a forge-themed display, and a focused project for painting worn metal and leather.
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Star WarsThese three droids show how practical companions can shape the adventures of Star Wars. C-3PO handles languages and protocol, R2-D2 brings an astromech's resourcefulness, and BB-8 serves the Resistance. The group works as a small tribute to the helpers who keep heroes moving, or as the centre of a droid collection. It combines characters from different generations for display rather than reconstructing a documented scene from the films.
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Star WarsBoba Fett's work as a bounty hunter ties him to the dangerous bargains at the edges of the Star Wars galaxy. This chibi interpretation suits a collection about its underworld, or a comic scene in which a valuable target causes more trouble than expected. It gives the display a mercenary motive without claiming to depict a specific contract.
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Star WarsLuke's training with Yoda on Dagobah gives this pair a story about learning patience as well as mastering the Force. Use the combined figure as the centre of a training diorama or a collection about mentors and students in Star Wars. Its chibi treatment is an artistic interpretation of that relationship, so a personal scene can focus on the lesson rather than reproduce a film frame.
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Star WarsBoba Fett's reputation as a bounty hunter makes him a link between Star Wars' military conflicts and its criminal underworld. This portrait bust suits a collection focused on the people who profit from those conflicts. It can also be a standalone painting project about a professional whose allegiance follows a contract, rather than a full-body miniature for a named game system.
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Star WarsThe DH-17 belongs to the blaster-filled struggle of the Galactic Civil War. As a display piece, it recalls how a compact weapon could become part of a much larger fight for freedom.
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Star WarsVader's TIE Advanced x1 carries the menace of a hunter who can turn a fleet battle into a personal pursuit. In this suspended scene, the ship seems caught just before another sudden turn.
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Star WarsFives served the Republic as an ARC trooper of the 501st, yet his story also concerns the cost of questioning what a soldier is told. Use this miniature in a Clone Wars mission display or a campaign about uncovering a conspiracy. The character gives an investigation stakes beyond simply defeating the opposing army.
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Star WarsFives was not born a legend of the 501st; Domino Squad had to learn cooperation the hard way. His vigilance recalls the lessons of Rishi, where an apparently routine assignment became a fight for survival.
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Star WarsFives and Echo earned ARC status by helping defend Kamino. For Fives, skill in a fight never erased the habit of questioning what his brothers were being asked to do, a habit that later brought him close to a terrible truth.
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Star WarsC-3PO’s purpose is communication and protocol, although his friendships repeatedly draw him into galactic conflict. This model can bring a translator or diplomatic go-between into a story otherwise dominated by fighters. An encounter built around negotiating access or understanding another culture gives him a reason to matter on the table.
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Star WarsA pit droid can make a racing diorama about logistics as well as speed. Give this worker a delivery that matters: a replacement component, a mechanic’s supplies or equipment needed before the start. Those are suggested stories for the scene; the cargo need not acquire an invented canon identity.
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Star WarsThis Darth Vader toothbrush-holder project brings a Star Wars theme into an everyday organisation task. It can become a characterful gift or part of a coordinated bathroom accessory set. Check the intended toothbrush fit and how the printed item can be cleaned and kept dry; those practical choices matter more here than reproducing a film scene.
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Star WarsEcho's early story runs from Domino Squad through the attack on Rishi to service in the 501st Legion. His ARC trooper period offers a subject for a Clone Wars collection centred on comradeship. This figure can accompany Fives or other Republic clones in a display about soldiers whose shared experiences give the army individual faces.
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Star WarsEcho rose from Domino Squad to the 501st and earned his place among the Republic’s ARC troopers. A Clone Wars collection can use this figure to explore the soldiers’ lives between missions. Pairing him with Fives also gives a display a connection to the comradeship that shaped both men’s early service.
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Star WarsEcho and Fives earned promotion to ARC troopers after helping defend Kamino. This version belongs in a collection exploring Echo's Republic service before his later path with the Bad Batch. A Clone Wars display can use him to connect individual soldiers' bravery with the wider history of the 501st Legion.
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Star WarsDin Djarin began with a bounty, but protecting Grogu changed the meaning of every journey after it. Even on a blurrg crossing rough country, the Mandalorian's real task is keeping the child safe while learning what it means to be family.
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Star WarsA porg can bring Ahch-To’s curious wildlife into a Star Wars project with a lighter mood. Use this version as a companion in a gift display or as part of a small group whose interaction supplies the story. It offers an alternative subject when you want the collection to celebrate the galaxy’s inhabitants rather than its armies.
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Star WarsA startled porg on Ahch-To is a reminder that the island belongs to its small inhabitants too. For every visitor absorbed in a great destiny, there is a bird wondering who disturbed its peaceful day.
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Star WarsPorgs belong to the island wildlife of Ahch-To, the world of Luke Skywalker’s secluded refuge. This model offers a quieter subject for a creature collection or an island diorama. It can help a scene show the life surrounding the saga’s heroes, giving a place an identity beyond the conflict taking place there.
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Star WarsBefore becoming the Emperor’s enforcer, Vader was the Jedi Anakin Skywalker. A bust gives a character collection room to explore that transformation without needing a battle scene. It suits a focused painting project about the tension between Imperial authority and the personal tragedy behind it.
1 STL →Choose the character or object first, then check the description for its identity and intended use. For a scene with several models, verify their sizes in your slicer rather than assuming they share a scale. The category name alone does not establish compatibility with a particular tabletop game. Open each model to see its files, variants and available painting guides.
