Step into the neon-lit alleys of the future with this stylish Cyberpunk Techwear Boy, forged as a premium 3D print model. Featuring an oversized graphic t-shirt, baggy tactical cargo shorts, chunky futuristic sneakers, a sleek mechanical wolf mask, and a boxy tech-backpack with dangling utility cables, this stylized character is a fresh, modern addition to the zainkamal collection.

• Explicitly provided at a compact 90mm scale, perfectly sized to stand on your desktop, populate a sci-fi diorama, or display on your gaming setup, though you can effortlessly scale this 3D print model up or down in your slicer software.
• Every deep fold in the oversized streetwear, the sharp spikes of his stylized hair, and the intricate hardware of his cybernetic mask and headphones are meticulously engineered to be the ultimate canvas for your miniature painting skills.
• We provide the physical 3D print files so that you can bring matte dark greys, deep blacks, and striking neon orange accents to life using your own custom palette.
• This 3D print-ready figure acts as a professional-grade template for hobbyists to practice painting smooth matte fabrics, crisp logo freehanding, and bright neon highlights.
• Transform this raw, unpainted 3D print model into a striking urban masterpiece by applying your favorite acrylic techniques to its relaxed, street-ready stance.
• The 90mm scale ensures every drop of paint you add captures the rebellious, futuristic fashion of the cyberpunk underground.

Included in this download:

• High-Detail Sculpt: Features clean, smooth surfaces across the clothing that contrast perfectly with the hard-surface mechanical details of the mask, sneakers, and backpack.
• Multi-Color Ready: Includes a pre-configured 3MF file specifically designed for users with AMS/MMU 3D printers, allowing you to easily print the contrasting greys, blacks, and neon orange details directly without lifting a paintbrush.
• File Formats: High-resolution STL mesh and an optimized 3MF file, provided at 90mm but fully customizable to scale up or down to your own requirement before you print.