Second Sister Trilla Suduri Sith Inquisitor Full Armour 3D Files (Jedi: Fallen Order)

*Please Note - These are Digital 3D Print files. No physical armour will be shipped.

Formerly Trilla Suduri, a Jedi Padawan who escaped the purge of Order 66 and found refuge with her master and Jedi Knight Cere Junda and in the care of several younglings - but was sadly eventually captured by the Empire, tortured and twisted to the dark side to become a cruel and relentless Sith Inquisitor and Jedi Hunter.

These are accurate 3D files for all hard parts of the Second Sisters armour.

The jaw of the helmet is separate and joined by 16 x (4mm x 8mm) cylindrical neodymium magnets and it also has an inner shroud which is attached by 6 x magnets. The cheek vents are hollow to allow you to add real wire mesh, or you can print them with the vent model included.

The Gauntlets are 2 parts and require 12 x (4mm x 8mm) neodymium magnets for each one and you can print the main and side buttons in clear pla/resin to add LED’s/EL Wire.

Parts included are:

Armour

• Shoulders

• Chest Badges

• Belt

Gauntlets

• Gauntlet Top

• Gauntlet Bottom

• Bottom Detail

• Top LED

• Top Buttons

• Side LED

• Accessories

Helmet

• Main helmet

• Jaw

• Inner Shroud

• Vent

You will need:

• 46 x (4mm x 8mm) cylindrical neodymium magnets

We are extremely proud of this Armour!

Files will be available for immediate download from this website upon purchase.

Please only use for personal printing.

LEGAL

Fan Art Notice

These models are fan-made creations inspired by characters and designs from existing universes.They are not official licensed products and are not affiliated with or endorsed by any film studio, game developer, or rights holder.

All models are original 3D artwork created by Jedha Workshop for personal use and prop-building purposes.

License – Personal Use

Purchase of this file grants the buyer a personal-use license only.

You may:

• 3D print the model for personal use• Build and display the finished prop

You may not:

• Sell or distribute the STL files• Share or upload the files to other platforms• Sell printed copies without a valid commercial license