Custom Crown — Irregular Ornaments (Front Large, Back Small)
🧩 Design Concept & Purpose
A decorative crown with an irregular ornament layout — large motifs in front, smaller in back. Perfect for statues, cosplay props, photo shoots, or display pieces (scale as needed).
This is a modified variant of my earlier crown project (with a different symmetry and detailing). You can also check the original here: https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/crown-3d-print?source=22
📸 Photos
The real photos show PETG prints before painting.
🖨️ Printing Suggestions
If you don’t plan to paint after printing:
Use a fine resolution to capture detail (e.g., 0.08 mm).
Consider metal-infused filament for an authentic metallic look.
Add supports only in critical areas (crossed/inner arches) if your printer needs it.
If you plan to print → refine → paint (RECOMMENDED .3mf profile attached):
Layer height: 0.20 mm
Walls / perimeters: 5
Infill: 20% Gyroid
Material: PETG (chosen here for durability; PLA also works if it suits your use)
Brim: Yes (stability for tips/arches)
Supports: Inner support only where needed
Adhesion: PEI smooth or textured sheet with glue stick or another adhesion aid recommended
The attached .3mf includes a print setup intended for post-processing and painting.
🧰 Assembly & Mounting
No assembly required — prints as a single piece.
An M8 threaded socket is integrated at the underside center:
Handy to fix the crown to a figurine/stand.
Useful as a handle during priming and painting (attach a stud/bolt or rod).
🎨 Finishing Tips
Light sand → filler/primer → sand fine → metallic spray (gold/silver) or pearl/ice blue.
Add acrylic washes into recesses for depth; seal with satin or matte clear.
Optional: stick-on gems or vinyl accents for a royal touch.
☕ Support & Follow
If you like my designs, follow me — more functional everyday prints are coming soon, including tool organizers, workshop helpers, and printable accessories.
You can buy me a coffee simply by printing and boosting my files — nothing more 😉
Most of my uploads are completely free, so I’ll be truly happy if you decide to reward my work in any way.
If you’re interested in commercial use of this model, please contact me by leaving a comment.