WW2 German Army AFV Crewman - Panzer Soldier

WW2 German Army AFV Crewman / BK-3D-RS16-WW2-G1

The set includes STL files for two variants of a WW2 German army tank crewman figure for tank crew — a Leutnant and an Oberfeldwebel. The variants differ in headgear and heads, as well as insignias and awards. Each version of the figure is assembled from four separately printed parts: the body, the head, and a pair of boots. An officer would be more typical for the years 1941–43, while a NCO would be suitable for 1942–43; however, similar combinations of uniforms and awards can be seen on tank crews in wartime photos until the end of the war.

The set are made specifically for printing in 1/16 scale and in size of 120 mm to eye level. It is also possible to print at smaller scales, including 1/35 scale, but this typically results in some loss of fine detail when scaling down if a more accurate 3D printer is not used.

The parts in the set do not have supports. You will have to make them yourself in the slicer.

The figure are made specifically for printing in the 1/16 scale on LCD resin printers with a resolution of 35x35 µm and higher (28x28, 22x22, 19x24, 18x18 µm, etc.) with a thickness per layer of 0.025 mm or less.

For printing in the 1/35 scale, use LCD resin printers with a resolution of 22x22 µm and higher (19x24, 18x18, 14x19 micrometers, etc.) with a thickness per layer of 0.025 mm or less.

From the set page on my website, you can download a detailed manual (PDF file). The manual includes rescaling parameters for slicers to popular scales and sizes, as well as detailed paint schemes for the figures as Panzer crew members or Panzerjäger crew members with recommendations for painting insignias, awards, and small uniform details. 

All of the STL files have been checked in a special program, Netfabb, to repair possible defects and are completely ready to be supported and printed. They do not need to be repaired with the instruments of a slicer.

This work is made with 3D-sculpting only. No AI, 3D-scanning, photogrammetry, body and pose generator programs, clothing design and wrinkle generation programs, and any third-party ready details or their elements were used.

This 3D figure is licensed for personal, non-commercial use.

Read the End User License Agreement before you buy. By paying for and/or downloading the set you agree to be bound by the terms of the End User License Agreement. The text of the License Agreement is publicly available on my website https://sites.google.com/view/borisknokhov/eula