Top 10 Warhammer 40K 3D Printing Files

3D printing doesn’t cease to amaze all those who witness its progression over the years. It developed to the level when you can 3D print a multicolor miniature on a single 3D printer. 3D printing has gone as far as enabling 3D printer owners to print their items in various types of material: from plastic to expensive metals, such as silver and gold.

3D printing is enjoyed by experts and enthusiasts alike, thanks to the immense opportunities it offers and to the availability of desktop 3D printers and 3D printer files.

3D printing has been regarded as a tool for printing one’s own tabletop miniatures from renowned video games. Warhammer-inspired 3D printed figurines are very popular among the game’s fans. There are a lot of Warhammer 40K 3D printing files available on the Internet, each and every 3D printing figurine showing the game’s futuristic mood.

Since its huge popularity, we thought to compile a list of some of the most awe-striking Warhammer 40K 3D printing files for all those who hold dear to the table-top game and the entertainment it brings to them.

Gambody’s top 5 Warhammer 40K 3D printing files

1. Valkyrie Vendetta 3D print model

Valkyrie aircraft from Warhammer game has been reproduced for 3D printing with superb details. The 3D model consists of 9 separate parts. Like all 3D models that are available on Gambody, its parts are designed to fit onto the 18x19cm print bed.

There is, of course, a detailed video with the assembly instructions.

The files can be purchased here.

2. Malcador Infernus Tank 3D printer files

The Malcador Infernus 3D model showcases beast looks of the in-game model. The 3D design features a rear fuel trailer. According to the modeler, the engine hoses parts were the most difficult to model.

Malcador Infernus 3D print design comprises 23 parts, which are assembled after printing. The 3D model will stand 101mm tall and 250mm wide, with the gun in forward position.

The STL files for Malcador Infernus 3D model can be downloaded here.

3. TAU XV109 Y’Vahra 3D printing files

TAU XV109 Y’Vahra 3D model has recently undergone a transformation. It is part of an online workshop that Gambody launched late last month.

Now, the model has a new look and resembles a cool miniature that can be used for tabletop games.

Tau Y’Vahra Warhammer 40K 3D printing file is available for download here.

4. 3D printable Chaplain

Chaplain 3D model, inspired by the Warhammer game character, is one of the most popular 3D models on Gambody marketplace. The files for the model were made available last year, in December, and since then the popular label has been attached to it.

The model showcases beautiful detailing. Everything is printable if the user follows the Printing Recommendations.

The 3D printing files can be bought here.

5. Chaos Space Marine 3D Figurine

This is the most fearsome 3D model inspired by Warhammer 40k game that is available for purchase on Gambody.

His beautifully adorned armor, with spikes, horn, and skulls makes it look devilishly.

The 3D model consists of 5 separate parts, to facilitate printing. We’ve printed Chaos Space Marine 3D model in red PLA material. The result is outstanding. See for yourself.

Buy Chaos Space Marine Warhammer 40K 3D printing files here.

See below 10 Warhammer 3D printing models collected from across the web.

#1. Warhammer 3D printed army

This Reddit user has 3D printed his own Warhammer 40k army. With the high prices that Warhammer figurines are sold, there is no surprise that true fans of the tabletop game are looking for cheaper options to have fantasy army in physical form at an affordable price.

With accessibility to desktop 3D printers, the Warhammer universe characters will multiply at the speed of the additive manufacturing speed.

#2. Warhammer 40k 3D printing figurines

These 2 different-scale 3D models have made our list because of the accurate 3D printing result and the detailing. It’s amazing what one can achieve with a desktop 3D printer.

The miniatures were created by 3dYeti.

The 3D figurines can be used in all types of miniature war games.

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#3. Space Marine Warhammer 40K 3D printing files

This Warhammer 40k inspired Space Marine 3D model’s file is shared on Thingiverse for no commercial purposes.

The file will print in a solid shell, with superb surface detailing. The users who want to print the file can do so and have a small- or large-scale model, preserving the surface details of the 3D model.

#4. Iron Werewolf Knight components Warhammer 40K 3D printing files

Unlike any other 3D models that can be downloaded and printed in a single or multiple files, these components are available for purchase and download separately. They are upgraded parts for the regular Knight that allow the user to transform it into a werewolf.

Therefore, if you intend to build an upgraded Knight 3D model, you will face downloading and printing several separate components, which are compatible with Knight Titan.

There are the right and left shoulder pads, which are different in design, the claw cover design, the ice cannon, the feet, and the knee pad.

All these components are modeled for 3D printing by Comradequiche user and are available for purchase on Shapeways.

#5. 3D printed TAU Commander figurine

This TAU Commander 3D printed figurine is the result of a challenge. And it is a pretty impressive result.

Watch the video to see how the model looks like in printing material and after painting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bs32fSkNzM

#6. Warhound Titan Warhammer 3D printed model

Warhound Titan 3D model from the video below is created and 3D printed by the same Big Bad Models as the TAU Commander 3D figurine.

It is a workable model, with movable head and cannons and a rotating torso.

The files of the model or the model itself are not for sale. Bummer!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqZzRHVPpag

#7. 3D printing files of Knight Titan

This beasty 3D model of the Blood Knight of Baal is created by the same modeler as the upgraded Iron Werewolf Knight.

This Knight Titan 3D model features custom shoulder pads, chest plate, a head, and a set of weapons as well.

Bonus: the modeler has created upgraded kits for the Blood Knight for sale, just like in the case of the Iron Werewolf Knight 3D model.

The files can be downloaded on Shapeways.

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#8. Warhammer-inspired Space Orrk KombatKart

The incredible KombatKart inspired from the Warhammer 40k tabletop game is not a genuine replica of the in-game vehicle. It rather, as the modeler says it, his own interpretation.

The KombatKart can be used by game enthusiasts to practice their painting job and to involve it in your own game stories.

The 3D model features a workable top cover, meaning that you will be able to open it and throw some ork boys there.

The 3D model files are shared for free on Thingiverse.

#9. Tabletop Warhammer 40k terrain for battles

We all are used to seeing and being amazed at 3D printed game characters. But how about a video game or tabletop 3D printed terrain? Certainly, this is something all tabletop game enthusiasts will find useful.

This multipurpose, crystal terrain can be used in both 40k and in a fantasy setting.

The idea behind this cool terrain came to a father and son. And because 3D printing gets a little bit expensive, they decided to design 3D print a master mold. They have already cast the terrain in plaster and the result came out pretty nice. Just add some paint, depending on the game setting, and you have your own terrain.

Plus, you can make as much terrain as you want, using the mold.

Cool, huh?

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#10. 3D printed Warhammer Space Marine costume

We have heard and even seen 3D printed game miniatures. But this man went as far as creating an impressive Warhammer Space Marine costume, using foam and a lot of 3D printing.

Gary Sterley’s fun project cost him $1300 and took about 450 hours of intense work.

The 3D printed Warhammer Space Marine’s central piece, however, is the articulated power fist, which was a little bit difficult for him to model, due to poor 3D modeling skills.

However, after a great pain and a lot of ingenuity, the costume turned out really impressive, standing 7ft tall.

Gary documented every step of his work on the Instructables page.

Conclusion

With such a rich collection of Warhammer 40K 3D printing files, it’s a pity not to have a 3D miniature in your collection. Little by little, you can assemble an entire army of works and Space Marine, create a tabletop game scenery for your own entertainment.

Hurray!