STL files for our 3D Printable action figure Charlotte "Candy" Fowey, made for resin printers.
Attention: This product includes digital files only to build the action figure. The files are fully prepared for 3D printing and have been thoroughly tested to ensure they print correctly and assemble as intended. Also includes a supported and ready to print version of the files and a "read me" file with information.
These digital files come unpainted, in obj and supported in Chitubox.
This action figure is designed for collectors and custom creators. Not intended for hard play; ideal for customization projects and photography. Can be posed and painted. Do not paint over the joints too much or any if possible. Sand the pieces as little as possible after removing the supports to keep the shape of the joints and disks (for proper assembly and function).
-To assemble: Heat with hairdryer between 4 to 30 seconds, depending on the piece (the smaller the piece, the least amount of heat needed). Don't use maximum heat power. Always start with the least amount of time possible and do small increments (by five seconds) to avoid deformations on the parts. Assemble carefully and let the figure cool down before playing!
To help you achieve the best possible results, step-by-step videos of the entire process—from printing to post-processing and post heating for parts to “pop in”—have been recorded and are available on YouTube (click here to see those videos).
Please note that, depending on your specific printer, resin, and workflow, some adjustments to your settings or personal process may be required to achieve optimal results.
-This figure features 32 points of articulation, allowing for a wide range of dynamic poses. It also includes several extra items such as a saber sword, boarding axe, and knife, along with 4 interchangeable head expressions (including a bandana option for each one) and multiple hand expressions for added customization. Print the belt piece with flexible resin to be able to flex the legs when the belt is on.
Technical sheet outlining the 3D printing profiles used to manufacture these figures — click here to view.
-Created and tested with "Resione Tough 74 V2" and "Resione F39". Get it here.
-Joints may loosen up depending on the weight they need to support. Most articulation holds up well, except for the ankles—using a support stand is recommended for better stability.
-Rights and usage terms for the file: This figure Belongs to the "Sirens of the Silver Sails" series from World Makers©, and is owned by Planetary Dog Toys®.
Permission to sell 3D-printed physical copies is granted.Modification of the files is not allowed, but it can be resized to fit the buyer's needs. It is strictly forbidden to share, distribute, or sell the digital files. Mass production of the figure is not allowed. The figure may not be used, under no circumstance, as a base for other projects, and it's articulation system cannot be re-used or re-purposed in any other 3D model. The articulation system, alongside all designs, characters and creations provided are property of the company.
What is 3D Printing? -Resin 3D printing is a high-detail manufacturing process that uses liquid photopolymer resin cured layer by layer with UV light. This method allows for incredibly fine details, smooth surfaces, and precise features- making it ideal for creating high-quality action figures and collectible models.
Story:
-"Charlotte “Candy” Fowey was born to minor nobility, raised to become a fine lady among refinement and quiet expectation, where survival was never a concern and the sea was little more than a distant horizon. Her past, which now feels like an illusion, got shattered when the merchant vessel carrying her was lost to a doomed route and a failing hull. She was the only soul to reach shore after the wreckage- saved by what she believed to be the grace of the sea, got carried by the tides as she held on to a wooden fragment of the ship to save her life. Charlotte, the shattered remains of the ship and it's cargo arrived together that morning, finally, to the island shores that became her trial.
With no knowledge of survival, Charlotte endured through hardship and relentless learning- and discovered her own thirst for life. Despair became determination, while hunger taught her patience, isolation sharpened her mind, and necessity trained her on how to act. From the remains of the ship that had carried her, she recovered a sword, a knife, and a boarding axe- not as weapons of ambition, but as comforts against the unknown. She kept them close... not out of aggression, but out of a quiet, unshakable distrust of the wilderness of the island... and of people.
When a pirate crew eventually found her, Charlotte survived not by force, but by presence. Through wit, grace, and careful diplomacy, she secured a place among them- not as prisoner, but as one of their own. Although to this day she knows she will never belong with them, Charlotte is thankful that it was a gentler crew than most, rough at times but not cruel, and in their company she discovered something unexpected: a fondness for life at sea. The freedom, the movement, the absence of suffocating expectations- it suited her.
They called her “Candy,” a nickname born of her striking beauty- her fair skin and unburdened hands telling the story of a girl once noble… though those who truly knew her understood there was far more beneath the surface. Charlotte Fowey is not dangerous, nor does she seek to be. She is observant, resilient, and quietly strong- A woman shaped by circumstance rather than hardened by it."
