MR.AnyCAD - Pocket Pioneers – Stylized 3D Character Collection (6-Pack)

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What’s included (file formats + media)

  • 3D files: FBX, OBJ, GLB, STL (user-friendly, easy to import)

  • Premium illustrations: JPG/JPEG (quality 95/100) for previews, thumbnails, and marketing

  • Cinematic 360° showcase video: 5 seconds (visual storytelling, turntable-style)

  • Animated GIF: quick looping preview for product pages and social posts

3D Design Concept

Pocket Pioneers is a set of six stylized, collectible-style characters with bold silhouettes, readable shapes, and “toy-like” proportions—perfect for thumbnails, promos, dioramas, and fun prints. Each character is designed to feel like a premium figure: clean surfaces, strong forms, and distinct outfits so they look great even at smaller sizes.

AI disclosure (friendly): These models were AI-assisted during the early 3D generation stage and then artist-refined for cleaner shapes, stronger details, and better usability.

3D Print Settings (easy starter guide)Recommended scale

  • Default display/desk figure: 100–150 mm tall

  • Mini / tabletop scale: 50–80 mm tall (best on resin)

  • Collector scale: 180–250 mm tall (split/assemble if needed)

For Resin Printing (SLA/DLP/MSLA) — best for detail

  • Layer height: 0.03–0.05 mm

  • Supports: light/medium supports on arms, hands, chin/ears, and any floating parts

  • Orientation: tilt 20–35° to reduce suction; face angled away from supports

  • Hollowing (optional): 1.6–2.5 mm wall thickness + drain holes if printing large

  • Post-process: wash/cure as usual; light sanding on support contact points

For FDM Printing (PLA/PETG/ABS) — best for durability

  • Layer height: 0.12–0.20 mm

  • Nozzle: 0.4 mm (0.25 mm for extra detail if you have it)

  • Infill: 10–20% (higher if you want heavy, sturdy figures)

  • Walls/perimeters: 3–5 walls for solid feel

  • Supports: “Tree” supports recommended for ears/hands/overhangs

  • Orientation: upright works; for cleaner faces, rotate slightly so supports avoid the front

Tips for best results

  • Ears & hands: most likely to need supports—add a bit more clearance and go gentle when removing

  • Sanding/prime: a quick primer coat makes the “toy figure” vibe pop

  • Paint-ready: use matte primer + acrylics; dry brushing brings out details fast

Who this is for (target audience + age group)

  • Target audience: Business, Education, Personal

    • Business: thumbnails, promos, product mockups, brand mascots, ads

    • Education: 3D printing classes, character design studies, pipeline demos

    • Personal: collectibles, desk buddies, gifts, dioramas, tabletop props

  • Age group targeting: All ages (kid-friendly style; printing may require adult supervision)

  • Theme categories: Educational, Decorative, Seasonal-friendly (easy to adapt with holiday colors/outfits)