If you’re a fan of Warhammer, the popular fantasy wargame, you may want to consider 3D printing models, parts, and pieces for your gameplay. Initially developed in 1987 by Games Workshop, Warhammer has swept the gaming world.
Printing your own Warhammer miniature models can save money, as all those figurines can get pricey! Plus, it’s fun to proudly print your pieces at home and have more flexibility and creativity. Who knows, maybe you’ll even come up with your own designs after seeing all the inspiring prints and ideas out there.
In this article, we’ve rounded up some of the best free STL files for Warhammer 3D printing purposes. We’ve tried to include a variety of files that make sense for the game, including trenches, storage items, and weapon models. All of these projects are free to access and printable from the comfort of your own home.
And if you see one or more of these models but it’ll be an uphill battle for your printer, check out Craftcloud. You’ll have a variety of technologies, materials, and manufacturers to get the prints that you want!
This eye-catching Warhammer dice tower print is beloved for its design and functionality. If you take away the plate, it can also double as a terrain piece. Printing the tower takes a fair amount of time, with users reporting it can last anywhere between 40 to 80 hours to print. However, the end results should be worth it!
The dice tower has several remixes, and it’s worth browsing through the photos and comments for helpful tips about assembly and materials. For instance, note that you will have to glue the pieces together, and it seems to print best with 10% infill with PLA.
This defense wall or ring is the perfect addition to your Warhammer models. You can use them to defend your settlements or protect troop members, both of which are aspects of Warhammer gameplay.
It features versatile configurations, so you can arrange them in different ways to fit your particular setup. It has a number of files, but none of them are super complex, so the print time shouldn’t be too lengthy.
Last but not least: if you’re a fan of this design, the creator has a lot of great Warhammer prints out there to explore, both free and fee-based.
These five objective marker tokens are perfect for your Warhammer gaming needs, with plenty of 5-star reviews from makers. You can find and hold your objectives with the tokens during gameplay. One token is plain and the others feature A-D characters on them, but of course you can print whatever you prefer from the provided files.
Each file is a very fast print, clocking in at 13 minutes. They’re all lightweight and thin, so storage is also simple.
This well-designed missile base is compatible with Warhammer 30k and 40k, and also works with all of the other creator’s prints on MyMiniFactory. Plus, it boasts easy assembly.
The one thing to note is that there’s a long print time. The creator suggests printing the pieces separately and assembling them with glue for the best results.
This Fusion 360-designed Warhammer bolter pistol is the perfect addition to your weapons collection. The maker of this model notes that it does require supports, so just keep that in mind when printing and assembling.
The creator also provides some helpful tips about getting the finish right, such as using sandpaper to give it a well-worn look.
This is the ideal print for all of your Warhammer models with 32-mm round bases. Whether you need a handy place for organized storage or want to move the models from place to place, the tray will keep the models secure and in full view.
Print time clocks in at a little under 4 hours. When it’s finished, the tray should weigh just 58 grams. Another cool feature is the four finger holes, which make it easier to pick up and transport.
You’ll be the talk of your gamer friends with this slick Warhammer chainsword model. In the game, the chainsword can be used for single-target light attacks, heavy attacks, or revved-up action. Different characters unlock it at various levels. For example, the Veteran can unlock it at trust level 10.
For this real-life version, the creator has included a video detailing the assembly and painting process to help clarify how to put it together, which is a nice bonus. The creator suggests sanding connection points to help with assembly. Be sure to check out some of the creator’s other prints if you’re into Warhammer items and props!
These clever base designs with markers help players keep track of specializations among the Kill Team figures. They’re especially useful for beginners who are still learning the ropes of the game. Simply snap them onto the bottom of your models, and you’ll be ready to go!
The maker suggests that you may have to scale the bases and do a test print first to ensure they fit your models. You won’t need to worry about supports or rafts here. An added bonus is that the creator has responded to many queries regarding the printing and assembly of the files, so you’ve got all your “bases” covered!
This epic Space Marine sculpture is the ideal addition to your cavalcade of Warhammer army pieces. In the Warhammer world, Space Marines are superhuman warriors with impressive abilities.
In the pictured makes, you can see how other makers chose to decorate their prints. There’s also a YouTube video that walks you through the sculpting and painting of this piece from Jazza. In the video, Jazza impressively put this together from scratch using VR (specifically Oculus Medium), 3D modeling, and 3D printing.
This is a versatile modular trench that will come in handy for your Warhammer games. The trenches are set into the terrain for your defense needs. Additionally, you can use them to make walkways and raised platforms, or even bunkers. You can print as many copies as you’d like or need to set up your worlds.
You won’t need to worry about supports and rafts when printing this model, and a 0.2-mm layer height is recommended. It’s also easy to customize in post-processing, and you can use paint to achieve your preferred design aesthetic.
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