Included File FormatsYou’ll receive user-friendly, easy-to-use formats for different workflows:

• FBX (great for animation pipelines and most 3D software)
• OBJ (widely supported, simple mesh format)
• GLB (web-ready + real-time engines, compact)
• STL (3D printing standard)
• Premium JPG/JPEG renders (compression quality 95/100)
• Cinematic 360° showcase video (8 seconds) for visual storytelling
• Animated GIF preview (quick share for listings/social)

Fablekin Guardians is a set of 10 stylized fantasy/sci-fi “guardian” characters—each designed like a collectible hero figure with clear silhouettes, readable armor shapes, and personality-driven details (ears, horns, capes, runes, plating, etc.).

The concept goal is simple:Cute + heroic + premium collectible—a set that looks great as:

• a 3D printed desk figure
• a tabletop / display miniature

AI disclosure:These models were created using AI-assisted 3D generation tools and then refined through artist creativity and decision-making (posing, selection, style consistency, and presentation).

3D Printing Notes & Suggested SettingsThese are general settings that work well for most characters in the pack:

Recommended Print Type

• Resin (SLA/DLP/MSLA): Best for crisp details and small features (faces, runes, armor edges).
• FDM (Filament): Works well if you scale up slightly and use good supports.

Suggested Scale

• Mini scale: 60–90mm tall
• Display scale: 120–180mm tall (recommended for maximum “wow”)

Orientation

• Print upright when possible for best face/armor detail.
• If your printer struggles with ears/horns, tilt 15–30° (resin) to reduce suction and improve support success.

Layer Height

• Resin: 0.03–0.05mm (detail sweet spot)
• FDM: 0.12–0.20mm (use 0.12–0.16 for cleaner results)

Supports

• Resin: light supports for cape edges + ears/horns; medium supports under feet and heavy overhangs.
• FDM: tree supports recommended for capes and small protrusions.

Infill / Walls (FDM)

• Walls: 3–4
• Infill: 10–18% (increase if you’re printing larger than 150mm)

Finishing Tips

• Quick sand + primer makes these look like store-bought collectibles.
• Metallic acrylics or dry-brush techniques work great on armor.(Optional suggestion for your listing: include a small “printing tips” image in your JPG set.)

Target Audience

• Business: mascots, promo visuals, brand characters, product packaging mockups
• Education: classroom creativity, beginner 3D printing practice, character design studies
• Personal: 3D printing hobbyists, tabletop fans, collectors, gifts

Age Group Targeting

• All ages (kid-friendly stylization; printing and tools recommended for adult supervision if children are involved)

Theme Categories

• Decorative (desk figures, shelf collectibles)
• Educational (3D printing practice, character design reference)
• Seasonal (works well for gift seasons: birthdays, holidays, events)