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Hi unfortunately not, I only do bulk discounts for miniatures not my life size work

I'm always open to commissions, if you're interested in a quote to commission it you'll have to contact me via the email in the descriptions/on my profile

Hi, no there aren't, I only did what I could in the time I had for the project and robots are tough so the mech category (Ymir/Loki/Fenris/Rampart) along with things like characters and vehicles didn't make it. Commissioning is always an option and if you contact me via my email provided in the descriptions etc I can quote for making what you're after, but otherwise I have no plans to return to the ME models

Hi, I'm afraid I've tried them in the past and it was a bad experience. It's easy enough to find my models they've always been here and I will soon add my prop models to my site too, my focus right now is my physical prints, making a site for that is quite difficult.

O ok

Hi, there are many previews including a close-up of the arm. As mentioned in the description it's all sized to an average height male body, a fit but normal one, it isn't done via measurement but directly onto a 3D scan. It's to start with realistic usable proportions, as always you should do a specific sizing to your measurements before printing, which can be as simple as using the measure tool in the slicer on the parts, and a DIY calliper for the body measurements, and adjusting from there

Thank you and also I see you kinda did one side of the body. Is there a way on the software is there to flip/mirror the print to about to fit both side of the body for your print?

That is mentioned in the 'notes' .txt file included, basically every part which should be mirrored is labelled as such in its name, once you've successfully sized/prepped/printed the part once simply mirror in the slicer software (right-click>mirror>axis) for the other side without having to repeat any work, saving each print as its own project file of course as is good habit so you can return to it for adjustments or mirroring etc

Sorry to bother you again but i can weird issue when i bought your 3d prints. I did fully bought your file of the Raging wolf Armor, and did mess with the preview of the item before print. But when I close out the file/ print, I was no longer able to open the files into any 3d sofware such as Bamboo, Unitlymaker and Orca. I'm no longer able to do any thing to those file even i even redownload the files again or refresh them. If there something I did mess up on these zip file please send help.
Have a great day

If you didn't, then you need to extract the files into a folder first, the archive is just a temporary container to hold them, there are instructions in the FAQ linked in the descriptions if you're unfamiliar with archives the page "Extracting From a .rar Archive"

Hi, I believe you're referring to perceived detail, it depends on how large you scale it, I used to print my Gears characters at 1:12 scale years ago and they looked great. If you want a smoother surface for a larger print you can subdivide the model using the ctrl+1 shortcut in Blender

There aren't enough Drones to do that, unless also including Hunters/Boomers/Therons to have a kind of humanoid only set

Hi, it may be possible but for a couple years now I mostly only make miniatures for commissions as my focus is life size, if it's something you may be interested in commissioning you'll have to contact me via the email in my descriptions etc to discuss, other than that it is quite unlikely to be something I'll do in the future unfortunately

O ok sorry about that

It no longer exists, Etsy is run completely by bots with no human involvement or oversight, my store of 5 years with a 5 star rating was closed by a bot because some other dumb bots thought some of my cosplay 3D prints were real weapons, they're obviously not and a human would know that immediately, and there's nothing I can do about it because appeals are also handled by bots programmed to automatically deny appeals. Nobody has been able to talk to a real human in years, it's a literal dystopia. I'm just one victim of thousands and anyone who sells cosplay props or even digital models there is at risk, it's random and will happen at any time for no reason.

Obviously I'm not going to just give up, I've put literal years of my life into many hundreds of designs including hundreds of newer ones not available digitally and invested in multiple printers etc, but my current website isn't set up to sell physical prints and it will take time to make them available again, probably on their own site. If only Cults3D had a site for physical prints, the cosplay/prop community needs one!

sorry about that, when did it close, yesterday I saw some of your products and was going to order but couldn't find it in the evening

It was the same day as your message. If you're still interest in a print you can email me directly via the email on my listings/profile to discuss it if you like

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/fashion/raging-wolf-armour-set-elden-ring-life-size-cosplay-prop-stl?srsltid=AfmBOooFnR-QNq73YBCc0vjiZDbmDzR1jOwS95_FUu2E_CBvNpuBQQ1p

Can you give me 50-60% discount for this? I want print it my self

I don't do Halloween sales or anything like that

Unless you mention what model you're talking about then I can't help at all

I'm talking about models from Doom, I bought a couple, namely the executioner and the icon of sin, threw them into a slicer and I see that they are crooked

Sorry but ya lost me, they've been available for 5 years and I've never heard of that, they're super old so I don't even remember anything about making them back when I was a newbie and looking at a couple now real quick I still don't see anything out of the ordinary. Even though they're the smoothest models I ever did because they're meant to be toys, you can use the ctrl+1 shortcut in Blender to subdivide the mesh and maybe it'll help with whatever you're talking about, it also must be said I have never described any of my models as 'perfect' that's not my speed style

I'm afraid I can't do that, I have considered having a free example model for each different series rather than just Halo, I think it's a good idea but the difference in my skill level between then and now means that whatever I make for the example would not fairly represent the others

Hi, I of course do not offer my original project files in any way, I understand the use I've seen people do that before, but Blender can natively import .stl files and once imported are just like an .obj or anything else, and if you do all the editing purely with negative boolean modifiers it should be simple enough without messing with any geometry directly, that's how I split into parts for printing when needed as I require the precision for dowels vs the usual cut tool in the slicer

No worries that's understandable. Your work is great, but these models just aren't what I had in mind for the project I'm trying to do. I wish I could have seen a 3D view of the models, some closer views of the details, or some different orientations before purchasing. I tried to work on editing the stls, but it's kind of outside my skill level. They're also really high poly, and my computer's not good enough to work on them (blender's super slow with them open and it just keeps freezing/crashing). Do you give refunds? I'm sorry :( again your work is great but I can't use the models and wont end up printing them.

Hi, all my models are true scale, I don't do things like 'base size' the base is simply as big as it needs to be for each individual model to stand on at their 32mm true scale size, as mentioned in the listings each model also comes with a baseless version so you can do your own basing. I'm not really understanding why you need to know the size in advance, you can of course change the size of the digital models to any size you want before printing

I cannot make them available again as recently Neowiz has despicably started attacking any cosplay/fan work related to Lies of P with threats, they do not want you to participate in and are against cosplay/fandom.

Eso no es posible, las imágenes mostradas corresponden al archivo ofrecido, incluyendo las vistas previas en 360 grados generadas por Cults3D a partir del archivo subido. Además, casi 300,000 polígonos nunca podrían considerarse low poly bajo ninguna definición. Si lo deseas, puedes subdividir el modelo para que se vea más suave si eso es lo que prefieres, a costa de perder algo de detalle; el atajo en Blender es Ctrl+1.

Si se ve muy diferente no se si se daño el archivo porque ya los compare deberias checarlo solo es una observacion no es queja , se supone los archivos estan listos para imprimir deberias ponerlos en la mejor subdivision

That is incorrect. Also it is clearly stated and shown that my models are not pre-supported. Not only do most people do their own supports how they want them anyway, and there are no pre-supports even from professional external groups that users don't complain about, it isn't possible to do time-wise in the first place for as many models as I have made total. If auto-supports were good enough to actually be useful I would offer it, but until that day comes I do not and never have.

"As of June 2025, Lies of P has sold over 3 million units, and reached 7 million players including subscription users.
While there’s no precise attribution data, the presence of cosplay communities likely contributed meaningfully to visibility and word-of-mouth—estimated around 10–15% of unit sales, or roughly 300,000–450,000 influenced purchases.
This is consistent with broader fandom marketing research and the game’s cosplay activity."

Insanity isn't something I can understand so don't thank me for it. Not only do you wish to attack cosplay, fandom, fan art and community engagement, but a large reason for the game's success. Taking away the possibility for any fan without years of maker or modelling skills to engage in cosplay or build a display prop or custom figure for themselves. There's no reason which could ever make sense for that, you do not offer anything comparable yourself. Oh, you're against artists being paid for their hundreds of hours of work too? I would assume then that you have no issue with your game being pirated.

I will require a statement to provide to my Cults3D profile followers, email subscribers, and those fans who ask me in the future where my fan works have gone explaining why:
You are against their cosplay, fandom and community. You are actively working to make resources for cosplay or personal fandom inaccessible, even at the cost of harming your own success, therefore to wilfully oppress and exclude anyone who doesn't possess advanced skills from the opportunity to participate. You are against fan art and artists being even meagrely paid for their work. You are above the legendary id Software, where a game director themselves publicly praised a photo of my work.

As it states in the description and shown in the previews it is a single piece model like all of my models and must be split into parts by the user how they wish it to be split, which is quite easy to do in-slicer using the cut tool, and a negative modifier cylinder can be used to create a rod hole in-slicer as well. Also I don't use rods myself they're too difficult to fit correctly, even slightly loose and they're useless don't do anything, even slightly too tight and they can't be pushed through without getting stuck, and that's not to mention someone having access to the exact diameter rod elsewhere in the world that I designed the hole for. That's part of why I use 2 or more individual dowels at each split and weld the seams for maximum strength.

Hi, that's too vague of a question, I'd need to know exactly what you want and give you a quote, which I cannot do here you must contact me via my email shown in each description or my profile