GOTHIC ANTLERS CROWN 3D print model

Dark majesty meets nature’s wild grace — the Gothic Antlers Crown is a statement piece for queens of the forest, elven sorceresses, or fae rulers of the night.The intricate filigree design merges gothic architecture with organic antler forms, creating a crown that feels both regal and untamed.

Perfect for cosplay, Halloween costumes, fantasy photoshoots, or display busts, this crown embodies the balance between elegance and primal power.

Measuring Instructions

To check the right size before printing:

Open the crown file in your slicer.

Measure the inner width (side to side) of the crown — this should match the width of your head at the temples.

Average adult head width is around 15–16 cm.

If the inner width looks smaller than your measurement, increase the model scale slightly (for example, 105%).If it looks too wide, reduce it (for example, 95%).

You can also measure the front-to-back curve in slicer view if you want a snug fit around a wig or mannequin.

After printing, use a hairdryer or heat gun on low to gently reshape or flex the crown for perfect adjustment.

For display purposes:

Default model size fits most standard mannequin heads.

For large busts or fantasy statues, scale up to 120–130% for a more dramatic look.

Tip: You can print a small section (like the front middle piece) to test sizing before committing to the full print.

Printing Instructions

Supports: Required (under inner arches and antler bases).

Layer height: 0.12–0.2 mm.

Infill: 10–15 %.

Material: PLA+, PETG, or resin for highest detail on gothic filigree.

Orientation: Print flat with antlers angled upward for best surface results.

Finishing Tips

Prime and paint in black, silver, or aged bronze for gothic styling.

Add pearl or gemstone accents for elven or royal designs.

Dry-brush with gold or graphite metallic to highlight filigree details.

Optional: coat with clear matte varnish for durability and photo realism.

Model Type Recommendations

Perfect for:

Cosplay and fantasy photoshoots

Elven or fae costumes

Gothic or nature-inspired fashion

Display busts and collector shelves

3D printed wearable art