Raygun Raptors

The Engineers are the technology specialists of the Raygun Raptors. You might find one fine-tuning a plasma containment matrix one minute, and lifting up a battle tank the next, with the help of their robotic arm and powered exo-skeleton. If you need something fixed the Engineer is the dinosaur to do it. And if you need something broken, you also needn't worry. That giant wrench has many uses.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

This set contains one miniature.

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniature is provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of files, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniature in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

Some targets cannot be reached even with artillery or orbital weaponry. But if the Raygun Raptor's opponents think they are safe, hiding in some underground stronghold or distant base, they'll soon learn that the dinos have an answer to that too. With the sound of a wrist mounted blade springing out, the shadows suddenly shift and take on the shape of the Assassin - master of stealth and infiltration!

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

This set contains one miniature.

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniature is provided in four different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of files, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.

The Gunfighter, also known as The Raptor with No Name, is a mysterious figure that travels the lawless galactic west. If the Raygun Raptors are ever in trouble, perhaps the Gunfighter will make an appearance, and save the day; blasting baddies with a trio of railvolvers.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

This set contains one miniature with four head options.

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniature is provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of files, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniature in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

Firing for effect! Using the tripod mounted target designator/rangefinder, an Artillerist can call in and direct precise artillery strikes. The best of these dinos boast that they can swat a fly off your nose using an artillery piece positioned 50 miles away. Don't try this at home...

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

This set contains one miniature with eight head options: four with helmet and four without.

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniature is provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of files, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniature in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

An Admiral commands a Raygun Raptor starfleet. You will sometimes find them planetside, liaising with the ground forces to deliver devastating orbital strikes against enemy positions.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

This set contains one miniature with four head options.

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniature is provided in four different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of files, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL – unsupported files in STL format, suited to resin and FDM printers.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniature in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

The enigmatic psychers are very rare exemplars of the Raygun Raptor race, able to wield psychic energies amplified through their arcane wargear. Even a modest display of their supernatural powers would blow your mind! Perhaps even literally.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

This set contains one miniature with four head options.

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniature is provided in four different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of files, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL – unsupported files in STL format, suited to FDM and resin printers.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniature in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

The Jump Troopers are the daredevil assault squads of the Raygun Raptor armies. If a raptor with a laser blaster wasn't troublesome enough, then one with a laser blaster and a jetpack certainly will be.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

This set contains six miniatures with many head and weapon options. Their wings can be posed in any orientation you like or they can be left off completely.

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

The heads are separate from the bodies and poseable, meaning no two raptors ever have to be the same. Weapons are separate too, allowing you to choose each raptor's load-out. The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Where necessary, models have been split up or had supports built in. Models that aren’t split-up are also provided, for use with SLA/DLP printers, or those hobbyists that want simpler assembly. Or, if you prefer, you can create a custom mini with posed heads and weapons. Combine a head, body and weapon in your slicer or another application, like Meshmixer, and print a one-piece mini. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniatures are provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of miniatures, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniatures in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

Raygun Raptor Snipers are armed with precision railguns and equipped with multispectral goggles and thermoptic camo cloaks. Perfect for long-distance relationships.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

This set contains three miniatures with a variety of head options, armed with railguns.

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

The heads are separate from the bodies and poseable, meaning no two raptors ever have to be the same. Weapons are separate too, allowing you to choose each raptor's load-out. The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Where necessary, models have been split up or had supports built in. Models that aren’t split-up are also provided, for use with SLA/DLP printers, or those hobbyists that want simpler assembly. Or, if you prefer, you can create a custom mini with posed heads and weapons. Combine a head, body and weapon in your slicer or another application, like Meshmixer, and print a one-piece mini. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniatures are provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of miniatures, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniatures in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

The rank and file of Raygun Raptor armies is made up of Troopers - light infantry who go into battle armed with the versatile laser carbine. Some prefer the classics however, and may carry a shotgun instead.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

This set contains six miniatures with many head and weapon options.

The heads are separate from the bodies and poseable, meaning no two raptors ever have to be the same. Weapons are separate too, allowing you to choose each raptor's load-out. The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Where necessary, models have been split up or had supports built in. Models that aren’t split-up are also provided, for use with SLA/DLP printers, or those hobbyists that want simpler assembly. Or, if you prefer, you can create a custom mini with posed heads and weapons. Combine a head, body and weapon in your slicer or another application, like Meshmixer, and print a one-piece mini. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniatures are provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of miniatures, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniatures in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

Ranger units are the fast moving vanguard of Raygun Raptor armies. They are armed with a variety of pistols and gauntlet mounted blades, making them deadly in close range combat.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

This set contains six miniatures with many head and weapon options. Heads with helmets are also included.

The heads are separate from the bodies and poseable, meaning no two raptors ever have to be the same. Weapons are separate too, allowing you to choose each raptor's load-out. The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Where necessary, models have been split up or had supports built in. Models that aren’t split-up are also provided, for use with SLA/DLP printers, or those hobbyists that want simpler assembly. Or, if you prefer, you can create a custom mini with posed heads and weapons. Combine a head, body and weapon in your slicer or another application, like Meshmixer, and print a one-piece mini. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniatures are provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of miniatures, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniatures in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

This set contains Specialist Gunners and Heavy Weapon Teams. Specialist Gunners can be equipped with a wide range of weapons, ready to meet any challenge. Meanwhile Heavy Weapon Teams provide devastating fire from emplaced positions. There are two Specialist Gunner poses, and each can be armed with one of three different weapons, for a total of six. These can be magnetised. The Heavy Weapon Teams have a choice of seven weapons. Five of these share the same tripod mount and so can also be magnetised. You will need 3x1mm magnets.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

This set includes 6 miniatures with many head and weapon options.

The heads are separate from the bodies and poseable, meaning no two raptors ever have to be the same. Weapons are separate too, allowing you to choose each raptor's load-out. The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Where necessary, models have been split up or had supports built in. Models that aren’t split-up are also provided, for use with SLA/DLP printers, or those hobbyists that want simpler assembly. Or, if you prefer, you can create a custom mini with posed heads and weapons. Combine a head, body and weapon in your slicer or another application, like Meshmixer, and print a one-piece mini. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniatures are provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of miniatures, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniatures in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

Leading a Raygun Raptor strike force is a commander, often accompanied by a supporting unit, consisting of a radio operator, standard bearer and a medic.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

This set contains four miniatures with many head and weapon options.

The heads are separate from the bodies and poseable, meaning no two raptors ever have to be the same. Weapons are separate too, allowing you to choose each raptor's load-out. The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Where necessary, models have been split up or had supports built in. Models that aren’t split-up are also provided, for use with SLA/DLP printers, or those hobbyists that want simpler assembly. Or, if you prefer, you can create a custom mini with posed heads and weapons. Combine a head, body and weapon in your slicer or another application, like Meshmixer, and print a one-piece mini. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniatures are provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of miniatures, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniatures in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

Not all Raygun Raptors embrace technology. Some live much like their prehistoric ancestors. Not that this makes them any less dangerous. Many enemies realised too late that a sharp talon can be just as deadly as a laser cannon. 

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

Check out this tutorial for painting raptor skin on the MiniQuest 64 YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/3IV3YwSfcoc

This set contains six Feral Raptor miniatures with eight different head options.

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

The heads are separate from the bodies and poseable, meaning no two raptors ever have to be the same. Weapons are separate too, allowing you to choose each raptor's load-out. The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Where necessary, models have been split up or had supports built in. Models that aren’t split-up are also provided, for use with SLA/DLP printers, or those hobbyists that want simpler assembly. Or, if you prefer, you can create a custom mini with posed heads and weapons. Combine a head, body and weapon in your slicer or another application, like Meshmixer, and print a one-piece mini. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniatures are provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of miniatures, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniatures in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

The Stormtroopers are the elite soldiers of the Raygun Raptors. Clad in heavy armour and carrying supercharged laser weapons, these dinos are both tougher and more deadly.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

This set contains nine miniatures: six stormtroopers, a pack leader and two specialist gunners. They have many head and weapon options.

The heads are separate from the bodies and poseable, meaning no two raptors ever have to be the same. Weapons are separate too, allowing you to choose each raptor's load-out. The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Where necessary, models have been split up or had supports built in. Models that aren’t split-up are also provided, for use with SLA/DLP printers, or those hobbyists that want simpler assembly. Or, if you prefer, you can create a custom mini with posed heads and weapons. Combine a head, body and weapon in your slicer or another application, like Meshmixer, and print a one-piece mini. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniatures are provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of miniatures, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniatures in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

The Stormtroopers are the elite soldiers of the Raygun Raptors. This is their version of the command squad, consisting of a commander, medic, radio operator and a standard bearer.

The Raygun Raptors are an extensive collection of miniatures providing you with many troop types and their associated weapons. Find out more on the Kickstarer page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/treadheadrad/raygun-raptors-army-of-3d-printable-sci-fi-miniatures

You can download a free sample miniature and see more awesome prints from our backers here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-128715

No printer? No problem! Purchase prints from here: Gamers Hobby

This set contains four miniatures with many head and weapon options.

The heads are separate from the bodies and poseable, meaning no two raptors ever have to be the same. Weapons are separate too, allowing you to choose each raptor's load-out. The models have been designed to print well on both FDM and SLA/DLP machines. They have been tested on an Ultimaker 3, a Prusa Mini as well as the low price Monoprice Mini Delta. Where necessary, models have been split up or had supports built in. Models that aren’t split-up are also provided, for use with SLA/DLP printers, or those hobbyists that want simpler assembly. Or, if you prefer, you can create a custom mini with posed heads and weapons. Combine a head, body and weapon in your slicer or another application, like Meshmixer, and print a one-piece mini. Pre-supported files are also provided, with supports generated in Chitubox.

Miniatures are scaled to 28/32mm but they have been successfully printed by a Kickstarter backer at 15mm as well, using a resin printer.

Files Breakdown

The miniatures are provided in five different zip files. Each of these provides you with the complete set of miniatures, so you only need to choose one that best suits your needs.
- STL for resin – unsupported files in STL format, best suited to resin printers.
- STL for FDM – similar to the above but optimised for FDM printers. Models are split into more parts and oriented for best results.
- Pre-supported Chitubox – files with supports for resin printers, in Chitubox format. This format allows you to modify the supports.
- Pre-supported STL – same as above, but in STL format. The supports are “baked-in” and can't be modified.
- Posed in situ – a special set of files for printing the miniatures in one piece. These have to be combined before printing. Do not attempt to print these parts and glue them together afterwards, as they won't fit.

A trio of vehicle commanders to accompany the Raygun Raptors Kickstarter campaign. Click here for the rest of the collection.

These minis will fit perfectly in a SCAMP, but should also work in any other vehicle you may have. You might just need to do a little modelling to make them stay put in the hatch. Raygun Raptors in MAV3RICK tanks anyone?

There are three body variants and four heads. You may print the bodies and heads separately or combine them before printing by merging a body and its associated head model. There are also pre-supported versions supplied. These come in Chitubox format, allowing you to adjust the supports to your needs.

These miniatures should print nicely on both FDM and resin printers. My example models were printed on a Prusa Mini.

Enjoy and happy printing!