Harley Quinn Is No Joke!
The Joker’s popular sidekick now has her own animated series as well as a new movie where she leaves the Joker. It looks like 2020 is the year we finally see DC’s hottest antihero get her fifteen minutes of fame, so let’s look at some of the best Harley Quinn models we can 3D print!
If you’re perusing this list and can’t find what you’re looking for, or if you don’t have the right setup yourself, may we suggest you take a few seconds to check out Craftcloud. It’s a very useful tool to help you find and order prints from professional services.
Now that you know, let’s get back to our very own Harley Quinn!
Lithophane with Holder
This lithograph model is a great way to warm up your 3D printer while creating a very nice desk lamp! 3D printed lithographs like this are also great because you can experiment with different colored lighting and filament for different effects.
Who made it? Thingiverse user Greg76 (the holder is a remix of another model)
Who printed it? One Thingiverse user has made this (other than the creator). But it’s a lithograph, so it should be fairly simple to print.
Where to get it? Thingiverse
Margot Robbie
If you’re a fan of Margot Robbie or her portrayal of Harley Quinn, this is another great model to print and put on your shelf! She looks like she means business, and if you like DC comics and Harleen Quinzel, you’re probably taking care of business printing this one already. Just don’t forget to give her a sweet paint job, too!
Who made it? Thingiverse user ADAM98
Who printed it? Four Thingiverse users have made this model. Just note that it’s going to require supports, and the creator recommends it be printed at a 0.2-mm layer height with 10% infill.
Where to get it? Thingiverse
Cork Gun
This is a model based on the original cork gun Harley Quinn used in the TV series. The barrel is a bit shorter than the original, but this is still one cool accessory.
Add this to the other Harley Quinn models here, such as the earrings below, and you’ve got the perfect cosplay accessories!
Who made it? Thingiverse user SoulEaterGaming
Who printed it? Nine Thingiverse users have made this model. The creator says you can print most parts without supports or rafts, but you may have better results with them depending on your printer. It will require some glue and assembly, as well.
Where to get it? Thingiverse
Earrings
These sharp earrings are another great accessory for any Harley Quinn costume or just for fans in general! Simple, yet stylish, these elegant earrings would make great gifts for fans.
If you pair them with some of the other accessories on this list, you can complete the look!
Who made it? Thingiverse user RoMax92
Who printed it? One Thingiverse user besides the creator has made this model. This should be a very easy model to print, however, with no rafts or supports required.
Where to get it? Thingiverse
More Earrings
Yet another great 3D printed cosplay accessory for your Harley Quinn costume would be these adorable earrings! These would also make great gifts for any fan of Harley Quinn or DC comics.
The best part is that, if you lose one of these earrings, you can always print another!
Who made it? MyMiniFactory user Trevor Day
Who printed it? Unknown, but with almost 140 downloads on MyMiniFactory, it’s certainly printable. The problem is they can be difficult to assemble, so the creator sells them fully assembled on Etsy too.
Where to get it? MyMiniFactory
Gun
If you’re a fan of Margot Robbie’s incarnation of Harley Quinn, you might want to consider printing off this cool revolver for your next cosplay or Halloween party. This is sure to strike fear in your enemies as soon as they see the detailed decoration on the model!
Who made it? MyMiniFactory user Saxon Fullwood
Who printed it? Unknown, but with almost 800 downloads and the nature of the model, we think it should be relatively easy to print.
Where to get it? MyMiniFactory
Mallet
This impressive model consists of over thirty parts and stands at over three feet tall when assembled! It’s one of the bigger prints that illustrates how you don’t have to have a three-foot-tall printer to make something like this, provided you don’t mind a bit of assembly.
This also makes a great accessory to any Harley Quinn cosplay outfit!
Who made it? Cults user SEMPER
Who printed it? Unknown. This is a fairly complex model with over 30 parts, and the design files cost around $13.
Where to get it? Cults
(Lead source image: NeoRame via Thingiverse)