In the DC Universe, Wonder Woman is leading the pack. This Princess of the Amazons has truly amazing powers, from the ability to make men tell the truth with the Lasso of Hestia to beating up the bad guys with Superman and Batman. In fact, Wonder Woman has been ranked the ninth strongest DC superhero in the franchise.
If you want to find your inner Amazonian, we’ve created a list of Wonder Woman 3D prints that will surely make your friends tell you the truth: that they’re jealous of you and your awesome 3D prints.
We’ve compiled models that include wearable items, weaponry, figurines, handy kitchen items, as well as an “invisible” print. And if you want to immortalize your favorite superheroine but you don’t have access to a printer, try a service like Craftcloud to leave the printing to the pros!
God Killer Sword
If you’re going to take down the forces of evil, you’re going to need a cool weapon, right? What could possibly be more awesome than the God Killer sword? While it didn’t quite work out for her the way she would have liked, Wonder Woman still got good use of it, and it was certainly menacing, at least until it was destroyed.
While it does require supports on some pieces, the blade itself interlocks using a dovetail geometry for easy assembly.
- Who designed it? The_Prophicy
- How printable/popular is it? This replica of the God Killer has been downloaded 1,200 times, and two makers have shared their prints.
- Where to find it? MyMiniFactory
Pop-Style Figurine
Who doesn’t love Funko Pops? The only thing better than a Pop figure is a free Pop figure, so why not 3D print one yourself? We’ve found this Pop-style Wonder Woman ready for you to 3D print to complete your DC collection.
It’s recommended that it be printed between 70 mm and 100 mm tall in order to capture all the various details in the model, if you’re using a standard FDM printer. If you want to expand your collection, the designer has a Patreon for additional models at a nominal price.
- Who designed it? purakito
- How printable/popular is it? 10 people have shared makes on Thingiverse, and they look especially impressive when painted.
- Where to find it? Cults, Thingiverse
Tiara
What warrior is complete without her tiara? This 3D printable tiara, modeled after the one worn by Gal Gadot in the Wonder Woman movies, will make you the fiercest Amazonian princess around.
The designer has shared a video of the modeling process in Fusion 360, for those of you who’d like to learn the process of designing a costume element like this. There are two versions to download, one with thicker walls for strength. It should be noted that a brim has been added to the design, so no extra supports or rafts are necessary for a successful print.
- Who designed it? Desktop Makes
- How printable/popular is it? 25 people have shared makes of Diana’s tiara, but this one is our personal favorite.
- Where to find it? MyMiniFactory, Thingiverse
Cookie Cutter
Who doesn’t get hungry when they’re fighting the forces of evil? If you have a big battle coming up, or you just need some cute DC-themed cookies for a party, you should try these Wonder Woman cookie cutters. There are two files, one for the silhouette and one for the detail.
Inevitably, in every discussion about 3D printing and food you’ll have some people who think food should never touch a 3D printed object, whereas others are less concerned. Nevertheless, we’ve collected some important points for you to review if you choose to delve into food and 3D printing.
- Who designed it? lolo_aguirre
- How printable/popular is it? This cute Wonder Woman cookie cutter been downloaded 175 times.
- Where to find it? Cults
Scaled-Up Minifig
Although there are some legality issues surrounding 3D printing Lego figurines, that hasn’t stopped enterprising makers from expanding the world of Lego to include Diana and the rest of the DC characters.
These figures are about twice the size of normal Lego minifigures in order to ensure easy assembly and good reproduction of features. There are three choices for the leg parts, and there’s even an appropriately scaled lasso! The many parts can be printed in different colors to save on post-processing, but some assembly is required.
- Who designed it? johnmcwGeo
- How printable/popular is it? This super-sized Lego Wonder Woman has 1,200 downloads and a confirmed make in PLA.
- Where to find it? Thingiverse
"Invisible" Jet
I know what you’re thinking… How can you know what Wonder Woman’s invisible jet looks like if it’s permanently invisible? Well, you can “clearly” see it here in this video from the National Air and Space museum, so there should be no argument about what it looks like.
All joking aside, this translucent “invisible jet” makes a great cake topper as pictured, or just as a subtle display piece. Of course, printing this is a bit more difficult since it was meant to be printed in transparent resin, rather than in traditionally opaque FDM filaments, in order to keep its “invisibility” intact.
- Who designed it? countspatula
- How printable/popular is it? Owing to its difficulty of printing (due to it being invisible), there are only two confirmed makes, one that appears to be in resin and one with filament.
- Where to find it? Thingiverse
General Antiope's Bracers
If you’re going to be fighting the forces of evil, you’re going to need some bracers to protect your forearms from incoming attacks. These bracers are fully resizable so you can defeat Ares with your children as well.
Conveniently, this print does not require supports and can be folded into the 3D shape after printing.
- Who designed it? Terefenko
- How printable/popular is it? This model has been downloaded over 1,200 times, though no one has yet shared a make.
- Where to find it? Thingiverse
Bonus: Figurine
This Wonder Woman figurine will keep your enemies honest and hold evil at bay. Alex Cruz has made this impressive model available on Gambody, which is known for selling high-quality 3D printable designs. Unlike other models on our list, this design comes at a price, but the level of detail is worth it.
Helpfully, versions of Diana can be printed using FDM, SLA, DLP, and SLS in scales ranging from 1:16 to 1:8. In addition, there’s a solid version as well as a multiple-piece version to choose from, depending on your final use for this model of the princess of Themyscira.
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