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Flexi Freddy Krueger – Welcome to Your Nightmare 🔪🩸

“Whatever you do… don’t fall asleep.”

Something just woke up in the dark. 🩸

With his burned face, striped sweater, and razor-sharp glove, Freddy Krueger is the first nightmare to emerge from The Horror Vault — Vol. 1.

Eight nightmares.One vault.

And this is where the nightmare begins.

The Horror Vault — Vol. 1 brings together 8 iconic horror characters, each one waiting to escape the darkness.

Freddy Krueger is the first.

Available only until the end of this month for Patreon members.

Included:

STL

Painted 3MF in Bambu Studio

4-color 3MF version

Features:

Fully articulated

Print-in-place

Horror-inspired design

Printing:

100% support-free

The vault is open.

Sweet dreams. 🔪🩸

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Comments

Gabriel3D

Outstanding job!

Greg Hess

Any minimum suggested scale? I sell (locally only right now) a set of +35 horror themed minis from 3 other commercially subscribed content creators and I was wondering how these might work scaled down to 60mm (36%)?

Flexi Town

Hi Greg! Most designers who make miniatures tend to use fewer joints, usually in areas where they can make larger joints, such as the waist or shoulders. My models have a lot more articulation, including joints at the knees, elbows, and neck. Because of their location, these joints are naturally much smaller, so they become more difficult to print properly when scaled down. For that reason, I’d recommend going down to around 60% at most, and 70% would be the safer option. Below that, there’s a higher chance that some of the smaller joints may not print or articulate properly.