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The Mystic Skeleton is a collectible articulated skeleton figure that stands up on its own and is able to wield two different weapons!

Base weapon pack includes:

- Staff
- Battle Axe
- Scimitar
- Sword
- Dagger

Weapons are able to slide into the hands by putting the handle in sideways then rotating. The flat side of the weapon is designed to face the body of the figure.

3D Print highlights: 

- Doesn't require any support material to print
- Print in place design that doesn't require any assembly
- Fully functional fresh off the build plate and able to stand up on it's own
- Less than 50 grams of filament required to print

STL files and pre-colored .3mf files are included!


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Comments

3Dprintmates

Heyy ! Can i combine my own weapon that i model with this skeleton so i just can make a reel ?! Would like to see 420 skeleton hehe with leaf weapon or similar , so i thought to design only weapon and color it gree.

Vee

Yes! More skelly dudes and dudettes please! Thanks!

MysticMesh3D

Yeah! That's a super cool idea to design custom weapons for the Mystic Skeleton! The diameter of the handle for the weapons is 3.5mm.

That Ek Dude

hey! i down loaded the file and when i try to open it my slicer it says the file is corrupt for some reason. any help please? and thank you im really enjoying these prints!!

That Ek Dude

im using an online slicer called "realvision online slicer" and the file is the skeleton itself. its also downloading on my end as a 3mf and not an stl if that makes a difference? i just recently started printing so im learning as i go i aplogize if im confusing at all.

MysticMesh3D

There are two different zip folders included on this listing with different file formats: .stl and .3mf. The .3mf files are pre-colored models for bambu slicer. You’ll need to download the other zip folder attached to this listing and you’ll find the stl files compatible with the slicer you’re using.

That Ek Dude

AWSOME! thank you for helping!

Cathy O'Malley

I like it. Can you make the back of it so we could glue it together?

Phillip Kieth Mann

I printed a few at 50%, and they came out awesome. These are fun to make!

Maxx Hamilton

Love the skeletons although how do you get rid of the circles on the top of the print

Josef Steiner

thats just the nature of round surfaces finer layer height like 0,12 will hide better butt add to print time up to you