PolyJet 3D Printed Tiny Warriors Survival-inspired Animal Warrior Figurines

PolyJet 3D Printed Tiny Warriors Survival-inspired Animal Warrior Figurines

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Process 3D Print, Support Removal, Post Curing
Material Resin
Quantity 2 pcs
Price Range $100-1,000
Lead Time 2 workdays

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About Project

If you enjoy tiny survival games with brave little heroes, these figures are immediately exciting! This Tiny Warriors Survival-inspired animal warrior figurine set turns two charming low-poly game characters into real collectibles, complete with animal ears, armor, weapons, backpacks, and expressive little poses that feel ready for the next stage.

The best part is that the models do not try to hide their game origin. The simplified shapes, faceted surfaces, soft color transitions, and chunky equipment all keep that low-poly adventure feeling alive. One figure looks like a raccoon-style warrior, while the other carries a small backpack and weapon like a tiny survivor marching into battle. It is the kind of print that makes you want to pick up the game, choose your warrior, and start upgrading gear right away.

PolyJet 3D printing was selected for this project because it can reproduce full-color character textures, low-poly surfaces, small weapons, armor parts, animal features, and soft translucent-looking details directly from the digital models. For game studios, indie developers, collectors, and creators turning digital characters into physical merchandise, FacFox provides professional full-color 3D printing services for game figurines and collectible prototypes. You can get an instant quote online or email us to bring your favorite game characters into the real world.

Solution

  • Step 1: The animal warrior models were reviewed before printing, and areas such as the ears, tails, backpacks, armor plates, small weapons, hands, feet, and low-poly surfaces were checked for manufacturability.
  • Step 2: Full-color material settings were assigned to different character areas, including the fur patterns, armor colors, weapon parts, backpack texture, facial markings, and soft translucent-looking sections.
  • Step 3: Support structures were generated around the ears, tails, arms, weapons, backpacks, and overhanging armor details to keep the small features stable during PolyJet printing.
  • Step 4: The figurines were produced with PolyJet 3D printing, where photopolymer materials were jetted and UV-cured layer by layer to form the full-color characters and their low-poly details in one integrated process.
  • Step 5: After printing, support material was carefully removed from the weapons, armor edges, tails, ears, and backpack areas while keeping the intentional low-poly surfaces intact.
  • Step 6: The finished animal warriors were cleaned and inspected as a pair to confirm that the game-style silhouettes, color textures, equipment details, and collectible display effect were properly reproduced.