Hello, lovers of irreverence and red tights! You didn’t think we’d leave our favorite anti-hero out of the lists of the best models to make with your 3D printer, did you?!
Whether he’s lost with the gang in the Void or is waiting for an assignment in one of the countless versions of the multiverse, Deadpool is a must-have if you’re a fan of Marvel, humor, and psychotic mercenaries going through a midlife crisis.
We’ve searched for the best free models so you don’t get bored or are left wanting more. Here you’ll find articulated, functional, decorative, and even multicolored models to have fun and put your maker skills to the test.
If you’re looking for a good gift idea and don’t have a 3D printer or it’s dealing with its own supervillains, don’t forget that you can also count on Craftcloud to create professional-looking models. In just a few clicks, you’ll have a mouthy, insolent, and sassy print on its way to your doorstep.
(And if you haven’t seen Deadpool & Wolverine yet, know that there might be a couple of spoilers.)
DUMMpool V1.3
Dummy 13 is an articulated figure created by Lucky 13, a company committed to creating free and accessible toys for anyone with a 3D printer (we’ve also got our top picks of the original design).
In this version, Dummy, in addition to a cool costume and vibrant colors, also gains everything he needs to become Deadpool: belt, buckle, double katanas, emotional masks, holster, props, and even armed hands with the Desert Eagles guns, as seen in the three Deadpool films.
If you’ve already printed a Dummy, you can use some parts as long as they’re the right colors. If you’re about to print any, don’t worry because all the parts are already set up with the best orientation for the print bed.
In addition to printing the accessories, be sure to check out the Emotional Deadpool masks. These maintain the classic Dummy look without losing the Deadpool style, with five super fun expressions that can be changed whenever you want. Each models has specific printing settings and assembly guides that make it even easier to replicate them.
- Who designed it? Mici (Deadpool remix), soozafone (Dummy 13)
- How printable/popular is it? This fourth-wall-breaking remix has been downloaded around 2,500 times and over 50 makes combined from both sites have been reported. Not bad.
- Where to find it? Printables, MakerWorld
Deadpool Wolverine Broken Heart
Inspired by Deadpool & Wolverine ads, this keychain exudes creativity and humor, capturing the essence of Deadpool’s foul-mouthed personality and Wolverine’s animal instincts. These two could never have imagined that a friendship between them would work out, until Deadpool finds himself forced to captivate the beast because he needs his help to save his friends.
Not every friendship starts as “like at first sight”, and for them it’s no different. Even those who watched the moments of their first meeting were unsure whether they would fight, hug, or both, but of course we already know how it all ends.
Since it was shared, there has been an update that has included holes that allow for the addition of 3x 1-mm neodymium magnets on the sides to join the two halves together, with 5 holes on each half.
For an optimal printing experience, users suggest a layer height of 0.2 mm and 15% infill, which balances fine detail and strength. Several users have praised the ease of printing the model.
- Who designed it? nerdyviews
- How printable/popular is it? This model currently has 4 makes and more than 660 downloads, and we’re sure it’ll only become more popular.
- Where to find it? Printables, Cults
Collapsing Katana
From time to time, our “hero” forgets (or misplaces or runs out of) his ammunition. It’s when the bullets run out that the Jack the Ripper-style fun begins! Deadpool’s double katanas are his trademark weapon, and with them, he’s capable of easily dismembering enemies without mercy – not to mention that they make the character even more threatening.
All parts of the handle can be printed separately and assembled later. It’s also possible to print in a single piece or in a multicolored model to obtain a different look. And because it’s a collapsing sword, storing it won’t be an issue.
Pay attention to the various tips that the designer left on the model page, such as using PETG to make the blade parts more resistant, and the step-by-step assembly pictures that are beyond helpful. Depending on which option you go for, printing the katana can take anywhere between 56 minutes to over 7 hours.
- Who designed it? justinpig
- How printable/popular is it? More than 1,900 downloads and around 700 prints, as reported by MakerWorld, make it clear that many Deadpools are deflecting bullets in the multiverse.
- Where to find it? MakerWorld
Multicolor Bust
If you’re looking for something more detailed for your shelf or desk, this Deadpool bust might be just the challenge you need.
Because it’s an intricate design, with high-resolution details that highlight all of the accessories, it’s a time-consuming piece to print. Despite this, the result is a rewarding bust sculpture that has received a lot of praise from users across a variety of repositories. And you don’t need to enable supports!
Using a 0.2-mm layer height, 2 perimeters, and 5 different colors, with an MMU2S setup, it took the creator almost 4 days of printing and consume around 620 g of filament. Most makers who have commented their own printing settings refer to similar values.
Many users have shared that this model can be a real stress test for their multicolor system, as in this previous case for example the tool was changed 1,965 times. This remix made by iczfirz is, without a doubt, worthy of the Marvel heroes’ shelf.
If it’s too much for your setup, you can always look at the original version by Eastman3D, which is popular on its own right and can be printed in one color and then painted for the extra challenge.
- Who designed it? iczfirz (multicolor remix), Eastman3D (original)
- How printable/popular is it? With over 105 makes, this multicolor print is a great torture test and challenge, while the original boasts around 330 makes.
- Where to find it?
- Multicolor remix: Printables, Thingiverse, MakerWorld
- Original: Thangs, Thingiverse, Cults
Celestial
One of Deadpool’s characteristics is that he’s occasionally… well, obscene. And he doesn’t hide his feelings for others – hence the flipping people off.
This model highlights that. There are three options with different facial expressions and hand positions, including a katana option, but guess which one got all the most stylish photos? That’s right!
This piece evokes how Deadpool feels in the latest film, when he believes he’s called to save the multiverse, including the MCU as a whole, and he refers to himself as “Marvel Jesus”.
Of course, we all know that he exaggerated a little. After all, his short temper, indecent vocabulary, and questionable character are deep parts of his personality.
In any case, the model’s a nice mix of humor with meditation practices and a cool illusion. For printing recommendations, the designer suggests a layer height of 0.2 mm, 2 walls, and 10% infill.
- Who designed it? besnia_darvar
- How printable/popular is it? If over 110 people have already done it according to MakerWorld, so can you!
- Where to find it? MakerWorld
Headphones Holder
In the latest movie, after being dumped by Vanessa, Deadpool realizes that he needs to do something more meaningful with his life and superpowers. He seeks out the Avengers but is rejected due to his psychotic and violent history. In search of alternatives, he ends up working as a car salesman. Unexpected, but I guess even anti-heroes need jobs. Deadpool ends up discovering that he can do more than just tear people apart. Who knows, if that gig hadn’t worked out, maybe he could’ve worked in a call center.
From the image above, we can already imagine how he would feel when answering those calls that not many would like to accept, and discovering that he can’t even use his offensive vocabulary. (Although, let’s be real. How long before the first swear words are dropped? 10 seconds? 30?)
The designer was alone in his office when he decided that he needed a mercenary with a loose mouth to keep him company and decorate his desk. A layer height of 0.2 mm, 2 external walls, and 4% infill are recommended.
In the comments, some users reported that the chin may need additional supports for a better finish.
- Who designed it? Just_Josh
- How printable/popular is it? There are more than 2,800 downloads and around 800 prints, according to MakerWorld.
- Where to find it? MakerWorld
Voodoo Doll
For collectors and fans, this voodoo doll is perfect for making everything even more interesting and fun. After all, Deadpool does suffer with each jab, but he entertains us even more with his chatty and mocking expressions.
The voodoo doll concept serves as a physical representation of Deadpool’s suffering, but, like everything related to the character, it is used in an exaggerated and satirical way, in line with his signature style of dark humor.
To ensure high-quality printing, it’s suggested to use a 0.16-mm layer, 3 walls, and 15% infill, as indicated by several users who recreated the model. Those who want to print the version with swords should be aware of the delicacy of these parts, and it’s recommended to keep the model at 100% scale to avoid fragility issues.
The model is also praised for not requiring supports, as long as the print speed is slightly reduced. Additionally, there’s a color version in 3MF format available, making printing easier for those who have multicolor or multi-material setups.
- Who designed it? Mici
- How printable/popular is it? Over 40 makes and more than 480 downloads combined from both sites make it clear that it’s a catchy and printable model. And yes, as you can see above, there’s also a Wolverine design by the same maker.
- Where to find it? Printables, MakerWorld
Wicked Sculpture
If you’ve come this far looking for a full-body version of Deadpool, this is the one for you!
The model has incredible details of the anti-hero in action with his katana and Desert Eagle, with dozens of bullet casings on the ground. The sculpture is in 1/6 scale in STL format, and has been tested for 3D printing with and without supports. If you need inspiration for the painting part, be sure to check out the seven stunning makes shared on Cults.
It’s worth keeping in mind that a comment reports difficulties with the right hand and katana parts, even with the use of supports. So, you might need to tweak a few settings and get creative if you’re opting for resin 3D printing for the most details. The final height of the statue when printed is 250 mm – it’ll definitely be a conversation piece once you’ve finished it.
- Who designed it? Wicked
- How printable/popular is it? This model has already been downloaded more than 4,100 times and there are 7 impressive makes posted.
- Where to find it? Cults
Knife Holder
Many people say that Deadpool doesn’t know how to use his head, but we beg to differ. Although there isn’t much in it, it’s very useful for cushioning violent blows, shots and, of course, throwing knives and swords at.
With his foul-mouthed and mocking style, he attracts violence from his enemies, who strike him mercilessly in an attempt to kill him; but this is in vain because of his immortality. While it hasn’t been shown, we’ve no doubt that Blind Al has also attempted something similar at some point.
For this useful kitchen model, the designer recommends a nozzle size between 0.6 and 0.4 mm, 0.4 mm layer height, and infill between 8 and 10%, but also says that you can increase it if you want a stronger and more resistant block.
You’ll want to check the size of your knives to make sure that the holes will be adequate before you slice the model – otherwise, you’ll need to make some adjustments. And you might want to take a peak at food-safe 3D printing before you get started.
- Who designed it? 3dxav
- How printable/popular is it? Between the different repositories, there are around 90 makes and more than 1,800 downloads. Quite a few Deadpools in the multiverse are dealing with headaches right now.
- Where to find it? Printables, MakerWorld
HueForge
Even with a mask, Deadpool is one of Marvel’s most communicative heroes. His hilarious expressions bring a sense of humor that is contagious in any environment, so a 3D printed decoration can be perfect for almost any place where you want to add a special touch. This irresistible charm will make everyone fall in love or get into an argument on who’s better, Deadpool or Wolverine, but either way, it will be original and creative.
Although this is a multicolor print, it was designed in HueForge so that you don’t need that many colors or a multicolor setup. It’s possible to achieve this print on a regular printer using manual filament switching via the “Pause at Layer Height” method. In the printing of the image above, only four different colors were used alternating in six specific layers. The designer recommends using a base layer with a height of 0.16 mm and for the remaining 0.08 mm with 100% infill. Once finished, the model has a size of 150 x 85.67 mm.
- Who designed it? jesrry903
- How printable/popular is it? This recent model has already been downloaded almost 350 times and 159 have already shared prints
- Where to find it? MakerWorld
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