1. Cyberpunk – V \/ 3D Printing Files<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> SANIX 3D<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Cyberpunk](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/120391\/x3_3.jpg\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nChannel the attitude of V from Cyberpunk 2077 with a confident pistol-up stance and a street-merc silhouette that reads instantly from across the room. The jacket paneling, straps, and cybernetic touches are packed with texture, and the neon-styled base helps sell the Night City vibe without you needing a full diorama. It\u2019s pre-supported, so you can focus on paint planning instead of support headaches. Finished in grimy leathers and bright accents, it looks like a premium collector statue on your shelf.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n2. Lucy Cyberpunk Edgerunners 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Lucy](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/159058\/x3_0.jpeg\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nFans of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners will instantly recognize Lucy\u2019s cool, controlled presence\u2014hand on hip, calm expression, and that signature bob. The clean lines on her bodysuit and jacket make this one especially satisfying for smooth gradients and crisp edge highlights. It\u2019s also pre-supported, which is great when you want reliable results at character-figure scale. Where David Martinez 3D Print<\/a> goes loud with a rubble-heavy base, this one stays sleek and minimal for a cleaner display.<\/p>\n\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n3. David Martinez 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n![\"David](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/162740\/x3_0.jpg\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nBring David Martinez\u2019s streetwise swagger to your display with a pose that feels mid-scene rather than \u201cstanding at attention.\u201d The industrial base\u2014broken concrete, panels, and debris\u2014adds instant storytelling and gives painters lots of surfaces for weathering and glow effects. Clothing details like the jacket striping and tech accessories pop nicely in resin, and it\u2019s pre-supported for a smoother workflow. Once painted, it reads like a small diorama centerpiece instead of just a figure on a plinth.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n4. Johnny Silverhand 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Johnny](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/164783\/x3_Close.jpg\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nChannel the power of Johnny Silverhand from Cyberpunk 2077 with a laid-back rocker stance\u2014guitar slung, cigarette in hand, and that unmistakable anti-hero vibe. The sculpt rewards close-up work with hair strands, fabric seams, tattoos, and mechanical arm detail that can really sing under careful shading. It\u2019s pre-supported, so you can jump straight to dialing in exposure and planning your color scheme. On a gaming shelf, the branded base helps it stand out as a true \u201cicon\u201d piece.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n5. Rebecca – Cyberpunk – Figure for 3D Printing<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> Roy Palace<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Rebecca](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/158653\/x3_Rebecca_01.png\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nFans of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners will recognize Rebecca\u2019s chaotic charm here, built as a serious collector-grade project rather than a quick weekend print. It\u2019s set to 1\/7 scale and comes as a multi-part kit, with files both with and without supports, plus eye decals to help you nail the expression. With a stated height of 226 mm, it has the presence of a premium statue once assembled. If you like ambitious builds that pay off in display impact, this one earns its space.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n\ud83d\udcd6 Also on Pixup3D Blog:<\/strong> 9 Knight & Warrior Miniatures Worth Adding to Your Army<\/a><\/p>\n
\n6. Cyberpunk Ciri 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Cyberpunk](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/160249\/x3_0.jpeg\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nSee a familiar fantasy heroine reimagined in a neon-soaked future: Cyberpunk Ciri blends sword-at-the-hip energy with a pistol-ready stance and modern streetwear. The layered straps, jacket textures, and accessories give you plenty of material contrast to paint\u2014leather, metal, and worn fabric all in one model. It\u2019s pre-supported, which helps when a figure has lots of edges and overlapping parts. Finished with gritty weathering, it looks like a crossover collectible you\u2019d expect in a high-end figure case.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\nIf your goal is a cleaner print with fewer parts\u2014or you just love painting expressive faces\u2014busts are the fastest way to build a Night City lineup. These next picks keep the cyberpunk attitude but focus the detail where it matters most: hair, facial features, and iconic accessories.<\/p>\n
Busts You\u2019ll Actually Want to Paint<\/h2>\n7. Johnny Silverhand Bust 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Johnny](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/164516\/x3_4.381.png\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nFans of Cyberpunk 2077 will instantly recognize Johnny Silverhand\u2019s rebellious look\u2014aviator shades, cigarette, and that \u201cdon\u2019t care\u201d rocker posture. As a bust, it puts all the attention on the face, hair flow, and layered gear textures, making it a satisfying paint piece even without a huge base. It\u2019s pre-supported and designed to show off fine detail, especially on resin printers. Where Johnny Silverhand 3D Print<\/a> goes full statue with guitar and branding, this one is all about portrait drama on your desk.<\/p>\n\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n8. Rebecca Bust 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Rebecca](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/161426\/x3_15.379.1.png\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nChannel the energy of Rebecca from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners with a bust that balances cute attitude and hard-edged armor plating. The twin-tail hair creates a bold silhouette, while the panel lines and facial tech details give you natural places to push highlights and metallics. It\u2019s pre-supported, so it\u2019s a friendly option when you want a reliable character print without tackling a large multi-part kit. Once painted, it makes a punchy display piece that fits nicely next to other anime-style collectibles.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n9. David Martinez Bust 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n![\"David](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/162870\/x3_10.20.png\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nBring David Martinez\u2019s brooding vibe to your shelf with a bust that doesn\u2019t stop at the front\u2014turn it around and you\u2019ll find implants and segmented sci-fi paneling across the back. That extra detail makes it fun for painters who like telling a story with weathering, heat staining, or subtle glow effects. It\u2019s pre-supported and suited to resin for crisp edges and clean facial features. On a small pedestal, it reads like a museum-style character portrait from Night City.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\nWant something more aggressive and stylized to break up the lineup? This last pick leans into exaggerated cyberware and motion-heavy shapes, which can look wild with high-contrast paint and glowing effects.<\/p>\n
Stylized Cyberware Showcase<\/h2>\n10. Rebecca Smasher 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\nChannel the attitude of V from Cyberpunk 2077 with a confident pistol-up stance and a street-merc silhouette that reads instantly from across the room. The jacket paneling, straps, and cybernetic touches are packed with texture, and the neon-styled base helps sell the Night City vibe without you needing a full diorama. It\u2019s pre-supported, so you can focus on paint planning instead of support headaches. Finished in grimy leathers and bright accents, it looks like a premium collector statue on your shelf.<\/p>\n
2. Lucy Cyberpunk Edgerunners 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nFans of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners will instantly recognize Lucy\u2019s cool, controlled presence\u2014hand on hip, calm expression, and that signature bob. The clean lines on her bodysuit and jacket make this one especially satisfying for smooth gradients and crisp edge highlights. It\u2019s also pre-supported, which is great when you want reliable results at character-figure scale. Where David Martinez 3D Print<\/a> goes loud with a rubble-heavy base, this one stays sleek and minimal for a cleaner display.<\/p>\n\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n3. David Martinez 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nBring David Martinez\u2019s streetwise swagger to your display with a pose that feels mid-scene rather than \u201cstanding at attention.\u201d The industrial base\u2014broken concrete, panels, and debris\u2014adds instant storytelling and gives painters lots of surfaces for weathering and glow effects. Clothing details like the jacket striping and tech accessories pop nicely in resin, and it\u2019s pre-supported for a smoother workflow. Once painted, it reads like a small diorama centerpiece instead of just a figure on a plinth.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n4. Johnny Silverhand 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nChannel the power of Johnny Silverhand from Cyberpunk 2077 with a laid-back rocker stance\u2014guitar slung, cigarette in hand, and that unmistakable anti-hero vibe. The sculpt rewards close-up work with hair strands, fabric seams, tattoos, and mechanical arm detail that can really sing under careful shading. It\u2019s pre-supported, so you can jump straight to dialing in exposure and planning your color scheme. On a gaming shelf, the branded base helps it stand out as a true \u201cicon\u201d piece.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n5. Rebecca – Cyberpunk – Figure for 3D Printing<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> Roy Palace<\/a><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nFans of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners will recognize Rebecca\u2019s chaotic charm here, built as a serious collector-grade project rather than a quick weekend print. It\u2019s set to 1\/7 scale and comes as a multi-part kit, with files both with and without supports, plus eye decals to help you nail the expression. With a stated height of 226 mm, it has the presence of a premium statue once assembled. If you like ambitious builds that pay off in display impact, this one earns its space.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n\ud83d\udcd6 Also on Pixup3D Blog:<\/strong> 9 Knight & Warrior Miniatures Worth Adding to Your Army<\/a><\/p>\n
\n6. Cyberpunk Ciri 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nSee a familiar fantasy heroine reimagined in a neon-soaked future: Cyberpunk Ciri blends sword-at-the-hip energy with a pistol-ready stance and modern streetwear. The layered straps, jacket textures, and accessories give you plenty of material contrast to paint\u2014leather, metal, and worn fabric all in one model. It\u2019s pre-supported, which helps when a figure has lots of edges and overlapping parts. Finished with gritty weathering, it looks like a crossover collectible you\u2019d expect in a high-end figure case.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\nIf your goal is a cleaner print with fewer parts\u2014or you just love painting expressive faces\u2014busts are the fastest way to build a Night City lineup. These next picks keep the cyberpunk attitude but focus the detail where it matters most: hair, facial features, and iconic accessories.<\/p>\n
Busts You\u2019ll Actually Want to Paint<\/h2>\n7. Johnny Silverhand Bust 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nFans of Cyberpunk 2077 will instantly recognize Johnny Silverhand\u2019s rebellious look\u2014aviator shades, cigarette, and that \u201cdon\u2019t care\u201d rocker posture. As a bust, it puts all the attention on the face, hair flow, and layered gear textures, making it a satisfying paint piece even without a huge base. It\u2019s pre-supported and designed to show off fine detail, especially on resin printers. Where Johnny Silverhand 3D Print<\/a> goes full statue with guitar and branding, this one is all about portrait drama on your desk.<\/p>\n\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n8. Rebecca Bust 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nChannel the energy of Rebecca from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners with a bust that balances cute attitude and hard-edged armor plating. The twin-tail hair creates a bold silhouette, while the panel lines and facial tech details give you natural places to push highlights and metallics. It\u2019s pre-supported, so it\u2019s a friendly option when you want a reliable character print without tackling a large multi-part kit. Once painted, it makes a punchy display piece that fits nicely next to other anime-style collectibles.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n9. David Martinez Bust 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\nby<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nBring David Martinez\u2019s brooding vibe to your shelf with a bust that doesn\u2019t stop at the front\u2014turn it around and you\u2019ll find implants and segmented sci-fi paneling across the back. That extra detail makes it fun for painters who like telling a story with weathering, heat staining, or subtle glow effects. It\u2019s pre-supported and suited to resin for crisp edges and clean facial features. On a small pedestal, it reads like a museum-style character portrait from Night City.<\/p>\n
\nView on Pixup3D<\/strong><\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\nWant something more aggressive and stylized to break up the lineup? This last pick leans into exaggerated cyberware and motion-heavy shapes, which can look wild with high-contrast paint and glowing effects.<\/p>\n
Stylized Cyberware Showcase<\/h2>\n10. Rebecca Smasher 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\nFans of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners will instantly recognize Lucy\u2019s cool, controlled presence\u2014hand on hip, calm expression, and that signature bob. The clean lines on her bodysuit and jacket make this one especially satisfying for smooth gradients and crisp edge highlights. It\u2019s also pre-supported, which is great when you want reliable results at character-figure scale. Where David Martinez 3D Print<\/a> goes loud with a rubble-heavy base, this one stays sleek and minimal for a cleaner display.<\/p>\n by<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n Bring David Martinez\u2019s streetwise swagger to your display with a pose that feels mid-scene rather than \u201cstanding at attention.\u201d The industrial base\u2014broken concrete, panels, and debris\u2014adds instant storytelling and gives painters lots of surfaces for weathering and glow effects. Clothing details like the jacket striping and tech accessories pop nicely in resin, and it\u2019s pre-supported for a smoother workflow. Once painted, it reads like a small diorama centerpiece instead of just a figure on a plinth.<\/p>\n by<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n Channel the power of Johnny Silverhand from Cyberpunk 2077 with a laid-back rocker stance\u2014guitar slung, cigarette in hand, and that unmistakable anti-hero vibe. The sculpt rewards close-up work with hair strands, fabric seams, tattoos, and mechanical arm detail that can really sing under careful shading. It\u2019s pre-supported, so you can jump straight to dialing in exposure and planning your color scheme. On a gaming shelf, the branded base helps it stand out as a true \u201cicon\u201d piece.<\/p>\n by<\/strong> Roy Palace<\/a><\/p>\n Fans of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners will recognize Rebecca\u2019s chaotic charm here, built as a serious collector-grade project rather than a quick weekend print. It\u2019s set to 1\/7 scale and comes as a multi-part kit, with files both with and without supports, plus eye decals to help you nail the expression. With a stated height of 226 mm, it has the presence of a premium statue once assembled. If you like ambitious builds that pay off in display impact, this one earns its space.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udcd6 Also on Pixup3D Blog:<\/strong> 9 Knight & Warrior Miniatures Worth Adding to Your Army<\/a><\/p>\n by<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n See a familiar fantasy heroine reimagined in a neon-soaked future: Cyberpunk Ciri blends sword-at-the-hip energy with a pistol-ready stance and modern streetwear. The layered straps, jacket textures, and accessories give you plenty of material contrast to paint\u2014leather, metal, and worn fabric all in one model. It\u2019s pre-supported, which helps when a figure has lots of edges and overlapping parts. Finished with gritty weathering, it looks like a crossover collectible you\u2019d expect in a high-end figure case.<\/p>\n If your goal is a cleaner print with fewer parts\u2014or you just love painting expressive faces\u2014busts are the fastest way to build a Night City lineup. These next picks keep the cyberpunk attitude but focus the detail where it matters most: hair, facial features, and iconic accessories.<\/p>\n by<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n Fans of Cyberpunk 2077 will instantly recognize Johnny Silverhand\u2019s rebellious look\u2014aviator shades, cigarette, and that \u201cdon\u2019t care\u201d rocker posture. As a bust, it puts all the attention on the face, hair flow, and layered gear textures, making it a satisfying paint piece even without a huge base. It\u2019s pre-supported and designed to show off fine detail, especially on resin printers. Where Johnny Silverhand 3D Print<\/a> goes full statue with guitar and branding, this one is all about portrait drama on your desk.<\/p>\n by<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n Channel the energy of Rebecca from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners with a bust that balances cute attitude and hard-edged armor plating. The twin-tail hair creates a bold silhouette, while the panel lines and facial tech details give you natural places to push highlights and metallics. It\u2019s pre-supported, so it\u2019s a friendly option when you want a reliable character print without tackling a large multi-part kit. Once painted, it makes a punchy display piece that fits nicely next to other anime-style collectibles.<\/p>\n by<\/strong> CarlosEduardo<\/a><\/p>\n Bring David Martinez\u2019s brooding vibe to your shelf with a bust that doesn\u2019t stop at the front\u2014turn it around and you\u2019ll find implants and segmented sci-fi paneling across the back. That extra detail makes it fun for painters who like telling a story with weathering, heat staining, or subtle glow effects. It\u2019s pre-supported and suited to resin for crisp edges and clean facial features. On a small pedestal, it reads like a museum-style character portrait from Night City.<\/p>\n Want something more aggressive and stylized to break up the lineup? This last pick leans into exaggerated cyberware and motion-heavy shapes, which can look wild with high-contrast paint and glowing effects.<\/p>\n3. David Martinez 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\n4. Johnny Silverhand 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\n5. Rebecca – Cyberpunk – Figure for 3D Printing<\/a><\/h3>\n
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\n6. Cyberpunk Ciri 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\nBusts You\u2019ll Actually Want to Paint<\/h2>\n
7. Johnny Silverhand Bust 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\n8. Rebecca Bust 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\n9. David Martinez Bust 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\nStylized Cyberware Showcase<\/h2>\n
10. Rebecca Smasher 3D Print<\/a><\/h3>\n
![\"Rebecca](\"https:\/\/file.pixup3d.com\/uploads\/post_img\/file\/161369\/x3_1.jpg\")
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