Confederate Soldiers, Set One

Confederate Soldiers, Set One | BK-3D-TS72-ACW-C1

The Confederate infantrymen in this set are made based on a single pose and vary by their uniforms, cloth items, and equipment. The set contains STL files for 21 different figures.

This figures are made as toy soldiers especially for printing in the 1/72 scale (with a possibility to print them well in 28 mm size or in a larger scale) and have corresponding proportions, distortions of some parts’ sizes, and simplifications specific to the small scale toy soldiers.

The 3D files are made specifically for printing in the 1/72 scale on LCD and DLP resin printers (Anycubic, Elegoo, Phrozen and others) with a resolution of 35x35 micrometers (35x35 µm or 0.035x0.035 mm) and higher (28x28, 22x22, 19x24, 18x18 micrometers, etc) with a thickness per layer of 25 micrometers (25 µm or 0.025 mm) or less. These parameters are determined by the sizes of small elements, the thickness of the thin supports and the sizes of the contact points with the thin supports of the figures.

The figures on the very same supports are good for printing in 28 mm size. Also, the figures on these supports can be printed well in the 1/35 and 1/32 scales, but with this, the supports will be much thicker, and removing them will be more difficult. In the instructions to the set are the parameters for rescaling.

These Confederate riflemen are made so that they will be easy to print on your own. The STL filies have been checked and are ready for printing. They do not need any corrections, regardless of what the slicer may offer. Add the files to a slicer (don’t correct anything), put in the settings necessary for you, slice them up into layers, and start 3D printing.

All of the figures in the set have been printed in the 1/72 scale and 28 mm for tests. For the 32nd and 1/35 scales, the main variants were printed.

The figures are made specifically for printing in this specific position on specially modeled supports. While sculpting the figures I took note of their positions for printing and it had an impact on the figures’ geometry. The figures and supports are made as a whole. The baseplates are especially made thicker to prevent deformations, which could appear after taking the small figures off the building plate. The baseplates are attached to the supported figures as separate elements, and if needed, the baseplates can be split off and replaced with others in the right software.

This work is made with 3D-sculpting only. No AI, 3D-scanning, body and pose generator programs, clothing design and wrinkle generation programs, and any third-party ready details or their elements were used.

This 3D toy soldiers set is licensed for personal, non-commercial use. By paying for and/or downloading the set you agree to be bound by the terms of the End User License Agreement. Read the License Agreement before you buy. The text of the License Agreement is publicly available on my website https://sites.google.com/view/borisknokhov

Also, on my website you can download a detailed set's manual for preview.