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Riker's USS Titan (Luna Class). for print without supports. Original Model by David Metlesits, converted from MAX to STL, further corrections made with MakePrintable, byFleetPrinter October 15, 2020. Model sliced with Meshmixer ...

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USS Discovery From Star Trek

USS Ghost - Star Trek IF YOU ARE NOT ABLE TO SEE THE RENDERED MODEL DISPLAYED THAT IS BECAUSE THE FILE IS TO LARGE, BUT IT IS HERE FOR YOU TO PURCHASE, ALL MY MODELS ARE OF WHAT YOU ACTUALLY SEE IN THE ANIMATED TITLE. IF YOU NEED OR HAVE ANY...

This is a simple design of the USS Enterprise from Star Trek. I will be making it more detailed and accurate design in the future, and I will release it when I'm done. Edit it online in Tinkercad - https://tinkercad.com/things/2Ciy5r682eP Print...

Simple model of the USS Discovery, the starship of the Netflix series.

this is my low poly count remake of the uss Reliant i made last night, ill update it if anyone has issues with it

Spade - Infil to add weight, no supports Letters - Print flat, already scaled to fit nicely in the embossing Star - Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and...

Star Trek USS Enterprise Collection

star trek uss enterprise lamp easy to wire with led ribbon

A starship as those seen in the various Star Trek series (though not a specific Star Ship Class). ...I tried to blend the styles of The Original Series and The Next Generation.

USS Heimdall - Saladin class starship papercraft - 3d model by - Saladin / Hermes class TOS Destroyer / Scout by CaptainMojo Paper refit by me...

When I glued the halves together I found that I liked it better with the back half upside down (shuttle bay on top like a normal Trek ship). I fixed the model’s orientation and labeled it version 1. My Makerbot liked the model, but the Cura...

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Constellation class - USS Stargazer Star Trek

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USS Discovery, Crossfield Class from Star Trek Online.

USS Shenzhou, Walker Class model from Star Trek Online. ... *Updated stl file added 03 Jan 19

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All new USS Enterprise NCC-1701 from 2016's Star Trek Beyond.

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News and Updates

April 30, 2024

A quick note to our amazing customers: We’ve noticed a few purchases of our wallpaper decals by customers who have not purchased a kit from us. We truly appreciate your business and hope that you enjoy our product. However we would like to state that our wallpaper decals have been designed specifically for our kit. We cannot, and will not, guarantee a proper fit on any other kit, and we will not offer refunds or free replacements if they were not used on our kit. We understand that STL files exist for the same ship classes as our own, but our kits are unique, and the STL files have never been released. Again, we hope you enjoy our product, and that you find success with them. We wish you the best, and, happy modeling!

April 3, 2024

SALE!!!! In honor of the premiere of the final season of Discovery, we’re having a 15% off sale! Use coupon code DISCOS515 at check-out to get your discount!

ANNOUNCEMENTS! We’ve mentioned here and there that we have some big plans for 2024. First off, thank you to everyone who has supported us by buying our kits, and for the love that’s been shown for our work. We’re pleased that you like what we’ve done. This is a lengthy post, but please read to the end for a special announcement.

As you know, we’ve been diligently working on the Sagan/Echelon. We won’t commit to a release date but our personal target date is end of April/Early May.

Immediately after we finish/release the Sagan/Echelon, we’ll be releasing wallpaper decals for our Constellation Class.

After that: the Neo Connie will be coming in the much-requested 1/1000 scale, as well as wallpaper decals to match! We’ve also made some minor updates to the model for that scale. No pricing is set yet.

After that: a 1400 scale Odyssey Class. Like all our latest kits, this will be lightable! We’ve tested it and we’ve found that we can fit the Odyssey in our Elegoo Jupiter, (but who’s to say we won’t get a bigger printer?). Also, the attached image is NOT the model we will be using, as we actually haven’t gotten to a point where we can print anything.

Somewhere in all this will also be the release of a 1400 scale Ferengi D’Kora, aka, the Marauder. We’ve been working on this kit FOR YEARS, and it’s time that it get’s its due.

Please keep in mind that the only release date we’re committing to these kits is “2024”.

Thank you again for your continued support! And, because we love you and we love all of Star Trek, to commemorate the start of the final season of Star Trek Discovery, we’re having a SALE! Use coupon code DISCOS515 to get 15% off your order!

February 28, 2024

ANNOUNCEMENTS! Ladies and gentlemen, and invited transgender species: We present to you, the new Horner Shipyards Duderstadt Class, aka, the Angry Starship from Star Trek Picard Season 3!

The kit is in 1:1400 scale, and is 41.8cm (16.25 inches) long fully assembled. Comes in 44 pieces, with clear parts, and includes registry decals for the USS Intrepid and USS Trumbull, pennants, phaser strips, transport emitters, lifeboats, and other details. There is a pre-made hole for a stand that uses a 3/16” rod.

The wallpaper Aztec decals will be sold separately.

The main kit will be $160USD, and the Wallpaper Decals are $40USD. And yes, we ship internationally!

You can place your order HERE .

January 18, 2024

ANNOUNCEMENTS! We will no longer be offering custom decals. This is temporary for now, but we have to streamline a few things on our end and this is surprisingly time consuming and takes up a good bit of resources. We will fulfill all outstanding orders, but as of today, that page will no longer be available. Apologies for this. Also, at the end of January we will cease sales of the original California Class kit. Round 2 models will be releasing an official kit this year and we do not want to go head to head with an officially licensed product. The S2R version however, will not be going anywhere. It’s a fan re-design, and hopefully will not run afoul of licensing laws.

January 10, 2024

Happy New Year everyone! No real update today. We’re busily working on the Duderstadt still. We’re currently at the decal development stage. As soon as we finish that and release the ship, we will move forward with the Sagan’s development. Apologies for the delay, but Life and the Holidays really took the steam out of us. Also, we just wanted to put it out there since we’ve received a good bit of inquiries lately: No, we cannot, and will not, offer the Neo Constitution Class in 1/350 scale. Mainly because at that scale, the kit will be 63 inches, or 160 cm, long. The official size of the ship is 560.5m (and please don’t come at us saying that the official size is wrong because windows or whatever). We don’t have a printer big enough to print the kit in it’s current incarnation at that size, nor do we have the desire to rebuild the entire kit in a manner to make it 63″ long. Besides, shipping alone will be a monster. Now, if you want a version of the kit at roughly the same size as the Round 2 350 kit, then you’re looking at a 1000, or maybe even a 650 scale. Or, the Bill Krause size of 788 scale. And we offer none of those. Not officially anyway. Thank you and please keep an eye out in this space for more news and information on our upcoming kits!

November 2, 2023

To celebrate the Season 4 finale of Star Trek Lower Decks: Please welcome to our product line up, the California Class S2R!

July 1, 2023

FLASH SALE!!!! Celebrating July 4th, use coupon code id42023 for 15% off! Sale ends July 5th!

June 28, 2023

Few bits of news:

News 1 : Our sale was a huge success! Because of that, along with real life circumstances, we’ve fallen behind a bit on orders. We have 20 orders going out this week, but we missed our regular shipment last week. We’re hoping to get more out later this week, and will hopefully get a few extra along with the usual amount next week. Thank you all for your patience. News 2 : Unfortunately our FDM printer has failed and we haven’t been able to troubleshoot it yet. We’re working on it but for now the Brick and Stone stands are unavailable for purchase. I’m keeping the links to the STL files up for download and your own printing. I’ll get to it as quickly as possible. News 3: Because of the aforementioned real life circumstances, we’ve fallen behind on the modeling of the Sagan class by a couple weeks. Hoping to get rolling on again that soon. As of now, all free time is spent packaging and printing. Thank you again for your understanding and patience!

June 15, 2023

We’re extending our sale until June 23! Use coupon code strangewonders15 to get 15% off our entire catalog!

June 9, 2023

We’re having a SALE!!!! In honor of Wonderfest and the upcoming season 2 premiere of Star Trek Strange New Worlds, use coupon code strangewonders15 to get 15% off our entire catalog! Sale ends June 20th.

May 2, 2023

We have removed the sale of the Enterprise-G decals. It was a limited time offer for existing customers who had previously purchased our Neo Constitution kit, but wanted to update it from the Titan-A to Enterprise-G. We’ve also been made aware that these decals, as well as our wallpaper decals are being purchased for use with another Neo Constitution kit that’s available on Thingiverse. Our decals are made specifically for our kit, and we do not guarantee, nor will assist or refund, the decals if not used on our kit.

April 29, 2023

We would like to drop a big thank you to our good friend Russell Gawthorpe for our most excellent new logo! For those who are wondering about the Latin phrase, read our About section. 🙂

April 22, 2023

The Ships page has been updated! We’ve now included a drop-down menu for the Neo Constitution III to choose either the Titan-A and Enterprise-G registry decals. In addition, for a limited time, we are offering the Enterprise-G decals for previous purchasers of the Neo Constitution.

March 24, 2023

The voting has ended for our next ship, and the winner, by a large margin, is the…. USS STARGAZER!!!!

Best free Star Trek: TNG & Picard 3D prints

Star Trek: Picard may be ending with season 3, but you don’t have to wave goodbye to the captain. Here are ten free 3D prints to make every day Picard day.

1. USS Titan-A

2. facepalm picard, 3. jurati’s hypospray, 4. captain’s chair, 5. uss enterprise-d, 6. q’s business card, 7. mini locutus, 8. uss stargazer, 9. combadge, 10. captain picard bust, printing advice.

With Star Trek: Picard’s third and final season upon us, there’s no better time to dive into the world of Star Trek’s Earl Grey drinkingest captain. This third season is a marked improvement on the previous two and while it’s clearly trading on nostalgia, we can certainly live with that.

To commemorate what’s probably the captain’s final voyage, we’ve rounded up some rather excellent 3D printer designs from both Star Trek: Picard and Star Trek: The Next Generation. Even better, all of these are absolutely free so, not unlike Star Trek’s replicators, you can create them in the comfort of your own home.

Most of these can be printed in one piece and the others require minimal assembly. We printed these on an Anycubic Kobra 3D and an Ender 3 V2 , though any PLA or resin printer should do. Or if you’re considering trading up, check out our list of the best 3D printers .

If you’re also a fan of Star Wars, or just space in general, we have you covered with the best free Star Wars 3D prints and best space 3D prints for you to enjoy.

Spoiler warning: You might want to watch the first 2 seasons of Star Trek: Picard before reading any further.

• Show: Star Trek: Picard
• Download from: Thingiverse
• Creator: FrostyBird

Season 3 of Star Trek: Picard may have got the Next Generation gang back together, but it’s the USS Titan-A, not the Enterprise that serves as the crew’s vessel of choice.  That said, as a Constitution-III craft, it’s essentially the Enterprise’s bigger, badder brother. And now, you can have it boldly going –okay, sitting – on your shelves.

We recommend you print this vertically, saucer side down. Use raft mode as the build plate adhesion type to ensure it doesn’t topple over. Also, use tree supports because in this case they’ll be easier to remove than normal supports. The bigger you can print it the better, just be careful when removing the supports. The nacelles (the engine bits), in particular, can break off if you’re too rough with it.

• Show: Star Trek: The Next Generation
• Download from: Cults3D (registration required)
• Creator: Rob_Jedi

Star Trek: The Next Generation saw Captain Picard facepalm on multiple occasions, exasperated by either a crew member or the show’s interloper-of-the-week. However, it’s the episode “Deja Q” that went on to spawn the infamous meme and there are no prizes for guessing which near-omnipotent entity had Picard resorting to this.

This printable turns Picard’s gesture into a true work of art and puts it on a plinth for everyone to admire. We’d recommend you scale the base down by around 5% and print it without supports. Picard’s torso, on the other hand, will need printing with regular or tree supports. 

You should be able to balance Picard atop the base, or you can use a dab of superglue to secure the two pieces.

• Creator: ThePlanetMike

Jurati’s hypospray, as seen in Star Trek: Picard (season 1, episode 7), absolutely had to be on this list. Why? Because the “replicator” she creates it with is a 3D printer. No, we’re not talking about the similarities between 3D printing and Star Trek’s replication technology – it’s literally a 3D printer! 

True, it’s not the only episode where a 3D printer doubles as a replicator , but it undermines what’s supposed to be a dramatic and heroic scene. So, why not take Agnes Jurati’s lead (minus putting yourself into a coma) and print your own hypospray? Print this with the grip facing upwards, and “touching buildplate” supports.

Jean-Luc Picard (now an Admiral) may not be doing an awful lot of captaining in his current series, but he’s put in plenty of time on board the Enterprise. The Enterprise D met an undignified end, but you can bet that, in-universe, the captain’s chair is in a museum or in the hands of some private collector. In the real world, it’s apparently the latter .

You can celebrate Picard’s glory days with your own 3D printed captain’s chair. Or, alternatively, put another action figure in the seat, just to mock him. You’ll need to print this with supports and we’d recommend needle nose pliers for removing the plastic from the middle of the seat back.

• Creator: outcastrc

Speaking of glory days, you can 3D print the USS Enterprise-D itself. This is the vessel where all seven seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation took place (Oh, and that one movie, but the less said about that the better). We remember watching the pilot episode and grinning as the saucer and body separated, a spectacularly cool sci-fi moment that will always stick with us.

This download lets you print the USS Enterprise-D as a complete vessel or as its component parts. We plumped for the latter, printing it vertically, saucer pointing down, with a raft and tree supports. But, if you want a big shelf-dominating model, printing the parts and gluing them together is the way to go.

• Creator: Gertmm

What would you do if a business card just turned up in your house or office? Call the number, maybe? That’s what a few fans did when, during Star Trek: Picard season 2, Q’s business card was spat out of antagonist Adam Soong’s 3D printer. And, as it turns out, this U.S. number puts you through to Q’s voicemail .

It’s a neat touch, certainly, and while we wouldn’t recommend you start ringing every number you see on T.V., you can print your own copy of Q’s business card. It’s as flat as a real, non Q-continuum business card so you don’t need to use supports or even a raft. Though for the best results, we’d recommend you print in high quality mode, with a layer height of around 0.1.

• Download from: Printables
• Creator: Wekster

It may not have figured into every episode and movie, but turning Picard into Locutus of Borg was one of the smartest things Star Trek: The Next Generation did. The specter of his Borgification has never really gone away, and we can just picture him shuddering every time someone mentions Wolf 359.

Sure, you could argue he wasn’t really in control, but, even so, being instrumental in the destruction of 30+ Federation vessels is a hell of a thing to carry. So, why not commemorate that traumatic act of annihilation with just the cutest mini-Locutus?

You can print this little guy in one piece, using supports, or print his individual parts in different color filaments.

• Creator: Monitor42

Who’d have thought that integrating Borg technology into a starship would have a downside? Absolutely anyone with half a brain, that’s who. But that didn’t stop the Federation from creating the USS Stargazer, which shared a name with the first ship Picard captained. It blew up in the first episode of Star Trek: Picard season 2, with the crew saved by Q’s intervention.

Hopefully, the version you print will be slightly less cursed, though with four nacelles you’re going to have to be extra careful when removing its support. As with the Enterprise-D and Titan-A, print it vertically with tree supports, saucer touching the build plate.

• Creator: UnimatrixRed

Star Trek: The Original Series’ flip communicators were cool, and marketable with it. However, we were still glad to see the crew get something that couldn’t just be smacked out of their hands. Like Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Picard features wearable comm. badges. And, while there’s probably the odd washer-related incident, it’s a smart solution.

This printable Picard combadge can, with the aid of a magnet or pins, take pride of place on your own shirt. Or, if you’d prefer, you can mount it on the rather snazzy display stand. Whatever you choose, it’ll happily print without support, though we do recommend you use a raft.

• Creator: tristangrimaux

What better way to end this list than with a bust of Captain Picard himself? At least, one where he’s not got his face buried in one or both hands. No matter where you stand on the Kirk vs Picard: Who is the best Star Trek captain? debate, you have to admit that the writing and casting of Picard was just what Star Trek: The Next Generation needed. We could have easily got Kirk 2.0, but Captain Picard was worlds away.

Printing this bust is a piece of cake, because it’s pre-split into three pieces, all of which print without supports or a raft. You can glue them together, but if you hold the two halves of Picard’s head together you can squeeze them into his neck hole.

The two things to watch out for, to ensure that these Picard prints don’t go horribly wrong, are speed and temperature. Different brands of PLA (if you’re using PLA) have different minimum optimal temperature ranges so make sure your slicing software is set to the correct temperature.

Secondly, while the faster you set your printer the quicker each model will print, you’ll likely see a corresponding dip in quality. Go too high and the print may fail partway through. So, if you’re having any problems printing these, be sure to check your temperature and print speed. But, barring any such incidents, you should end up with a respectable shelf full of Picard prints.

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Star Trek - Alexandria Station Authors: Jason Tinsley (Author) Formats: LW 6.x (8.5Mb)

Star Trek - Borg Cube Authors: Chris Wallace (Author) Formats: Truespace (11.05Mb) 3DS (10.23Mb) OFF (Object) (8.81Mb)

Star Trek - Borg Obelisk Authors: Chris Wallace (Author) Formats: Truespace (6.91Mb)

Star Trek - Cardassian Scout Authors: EBOLII (Author) Matthew Christou (Mattc) (LW conversion) Formats: MAX 4 (6.85Mb) LW 6.x (3.06Mb)

Star Trek - Defiant Authors: Skye Dodds (#dude) (Author) Christoph Troitzsch (digitalsnake) (LW conversion) Formats: MAX 3 (5.75Mb) LW 7.x (7.96Mb) MAX 4 (1.9Mb)

Star Trek - Drydock Authors: Nico Weigland (Original MAX 3 model) Matthew Christou (Mattc) (LW conversion) Formats: MAX & 3DS (0.85Mb) LW 7.x (2.51Mb)

Star Trek - Immense Starbase Authors: George Mezori (JEFE) (3DS Conversion) Nir Schneider (Don't Shoot) (Author) Formats: MAX & 3DS (4.12Mb)

Star Trek - Ktinga Authors: EBOLII (Author) Matthew Christou (Mattc) (LW conversion) Formats: LW 6.x (4.6Mb) MAX 5 (12.86Mb)

Star Trek - NX 05 Authors: floodcasso (Author) Formats: MAX & 3DS (5.47Mb)

Star Trek - Romulan Kerchan V2 Authors: Rick Snider (Hobbes) (Author) Formats: MAX & 3DS (16.08Mb)

Star Trek - Runabout w/pod Authors: Thomas Slanitz (Author) Formats: LW 6.x (.861Mb)

Star Trek - Shuttle 15 Authors: Staffan Norling (Squapper_Stuffe) (Author) Hartmut Redlefs (C4D r8 Conversion) Ashley Weaver (ubermonk) (LW Conversion) Formats: MAX & 3DS (0.41Mb) C4D (0.28Mb) LW 7.x (0.08Mb)

Star Trek - Shuttle 6 Authors: Staffan Norling (Squapper_Stuffe) (Author) Hartmut Redlefs (C4D r8 Conversion) Formats: MAX & 3DS (0.46Mb) C4D (0.41Mb)

Star Trek - Shuttle 9 Authors: Staffan Norling (Squapper_Stuffe) (Author) Hartmut Redlefs (C4D r8 Conversion) Formats: MAX & 3DS (2.69Mb) C4D (0.47Mb)

Star Trek - Shuttlepod Chaffe Authors: Matthew Christou (Mattc) (LW conversion) Nico Weigland (Original MAX Model) Formats: LW 7.x (6.8Mb)

Star Trek - Spacelab Regula I Authors: George Mezori (JEFE) (3DS Conversion) Rick Snider (Hobbes) (Author) Pic-A-Card (LW conversion) Formats: LW 6.x (6.2Mb) MAX & 3DS (9.35Mb) MAX 4 (5.48Mb)

Star Trek - Travelpod Authors: George Mezori (JEFE) (3DS Conversion) Rick Snider (Hobbes) (Author) Pic-A-Card (LW conversion) David Angelini (C4D Conversion) Formats: LW 6.x (.777Mb) MAX & 3DS (1.06Mb) C4D (1.05Mb)

Star Trek - USS Ambassador Authors: Simon Coles (JDR) (Author) Formats: MAX 5 (9.12Mb)

Star Trek - USS Cantell Authors: George Mezori (JEFE) (3DS Conversion) Chris Brandhorst (Author) Formats: MAX & 3DS (9.02Mb)

Star Trek - USS Constitution Authors: George Mezori (JEFE) (3DS Conversion) Jason Lee (Vektor) (Author) Formats: MAX 4 (4.79Mb) 3DS (4.06Mb)

Star Trek - USS Diligent Authors: George Mezori (JEFE) (3DS Conversion) Rick Snider (Hobbes) (Author) Formats: MAX 3 (6.51Mb) 3DS (6.69Mb)

Star Trek - USS Dumont Oberth Class Authors: Laércio Roda (Medjai) (Author) Formats: MAX 8 (4.13Mb)

Star Trek - USS Enterprise E Authors: Ralph Schoberth (Author) Formats: LW 5.x (12.29Mb) 3DS (14.08Mb)

Star Trek - USS Lexington Authors: Diogo Nunes (Viper) (Author) Pic-A-Card (LW conversion) Formats: LW 6.x (3.03Mb) MAX 4 (3.07Mb)

Star Trek - USS Nebula Class Version 2 Authors: Matthew Christou (Mattc) (LW conversion) Luca Silingardi (Flat Eric) (Author) Formats: LW 7.x (7.35Mb) MAX 3 (3.45Mb)

Star Trek - USS Phobos Authors: Kevin Riley (Lt. Kevin Riley) (Original MAX Author) Matthew Christou (Mattc) (LW conversion) Fabio Passaro (LW final texturing and lighting) Formats: MAX 3 (10.9Mb) LW 7.x (7.9Mb)

Star Trek - USS Phoenix Authors: Dennis Bailey (Author) Formats: LW 5.x (4.2Mb)

Star Trek - USS Pioneer Authors: Mark Kingsnorth (Author) Formats: MAX & 3DS (18.07Mb)

Star Trek - USS Ronin Authors: Rick Snider (Hobbes) (Author) Formats: MAX 3 (11.05Mb) LW 6.x (11Mb)

Star Trek - USS Roosevelt Authors: floodcasso (Author) Formats: MAX & 3DS (3.5Mb)

Star Trek - USS Voyager Authors: Luca Silingardi (Flat Eric) (Author) Formats: 3DS (2.88Mb) MAX 3 (3.29Mb)

Star Trek - USS Wallace Authors: Marc Rouse (lerxst856) (Author) Formats: MAX & 3DS (5.69Mb)

Star Trek - Vger Cloud Authors: Kevin Riley (Lt. Kevin Riley) (Author) Formats: MAX 3 (6.5Mb)

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Discover our selection of 3D files related to the Star Trek universe that can be perfectly printed in 3D to decorate your office or room. You will find in this collection all the models you need to assert your passion for this great saga created by Gene Roddenberry.

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Star Trek USS Enterprise Collection

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Declaration Class Enterprise

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Star Trek Discovery badge

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Star Trek - Ganine Classic Chess Set: Knight

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Here is our selection of the best STL files from the Star Trek universe, all these creations are from the Library of 3D Cults files and are perfectly printable in 3D.

This collection includes many free 3D STL files from the Star Trek universe, you will also find some premium files for a fee. There are so many 3D printable objects inspired by Star Trek ! You can find all the characters of the saga : James T. Kirk, Spock or Leonard McCoy, Captain Pickard , etc. But also many ships like the famous U.S.S Enterprise .

The 3D modelers that offer their creations on the 3D STL download platform Cults have thus competed in ingenuity to create elements of numerous Star Trek costumes , enough to please all fans of the series and films and allow them not to go unnoticed during Star Trek Conventions or Cosplay conventions .

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Best Star Trek 3D Printing Models

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• 2nd Sep '22

Many fans of science fiction love everything about Star Trek. This TV franchise has become an integral part of pop culture, bringing many fantastic stories, interstellar adventures in space, and starships to life in the form of movies, animated series, and books. You can also bring the best characters, accessories, and ships to life! Get inspired by some of the best Star Trek models for 3D printing to recreate them in figurines, miniatures, and collectible statues.

Thanks to affordable 3D printers under $300-$700 and detailed Star Trek STL files, it is now possible to transform any of your ideas into fantastic art pieces. You can easily recreate your favorite scenes from this famous franchise, even at home.

Star Trek Models

Among the most iconic Star Trek 3D models are fun badges from the movies, impressive USS Enterprise spacecraft, a famous Captain Jean-Luc Picard, collectible miniatures for the Ascendancy board game, a communicator, a Spock figure with the Vulcan salutation gesture, etc.

Gambody’s selection reveals many fantastic spaceship models and accessories from legendary movie scenes for 3D printing.

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1. Star Trek Enterprise Model STL

The USS Enterprise NCC-1701 3D printing model stands out among various Enterprise ships. It is among the 50 most significant things ever to appear in movies!

You will recognize this Star Trek spaceship by its disc-like main hull, the outset engine nacelles, and a cylindrical secondary hull. Once you download the USS Enterprise 3D model STL , you can recreate this model and display it on a delta insignia-like stand.

Starting your collection of Star Trek models with the NCC-1701 can be a fantastic idea!

2. Start Trek Discovery STL

Created as a science vessel, the USS Discovery later became a warship capable of jumping through time in the film. While your 3D printed Start Trek ships won’t ever time-jumped 1000 years into the future, you can make them accurate to the movie models.

Get the USS Discovery STL and work on building your personal Starfleet. It is always fun to 3D print the iconic projects you once saw only on TV and can now make for your home for display.

3. Klingon D7 Battlecruiser STL

Our list of Star Trek models must include the stunning Klingon D7 Battlecruiser 3D model you can 3D print. It has some bird-like features and can carry some great weapons.

The 3D printing project is static, but it gives you an excellent chance to recreate all parts of the future aircraft and assemble one of the best 3D printed Star Trek ships ever.

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4. Dreadnought Ship

Many people choose to 3D print this vessel model because it stands out among various Star Trek 3D printed ships:

• It was designed solely for combat.
• It was way bigger and faster than many other spaceships in the film.
• It had advanced weaponry.

If you like to collect Star Trek figurines and models, you might also want to add a 3D print of the Dreadnought ship to your collection. Just download 3D printing files for the Atlas-class vessel and build it for yourself.

5. Romulan Warbird STL Files

Anyone who plans to extend their collection of 3D printed Star Trek ships should work on the jewel of the Romulan Star Empire, the Romulan Warbird. You will find the STL files of this D’deridex-class Warbird on Gambody marketplace.

It is another bird-like model with a feather-like pattern on the wings and a beak-looking section. Only imagine how much fun you’ll have painting and assembling it!

6. Galileo II Shuttlecraft STL Files

Once you add the legendary USS Enterprise to your 3D printed Star Wars ships collection, you need to work on a model that attaches to that craft. The Galileo II (NCC-1701⁄7) shuttlecraft is a must to recreate in resin or filament if you have a 3D printer at home.

Get the Galileo II Shuttlecraft model STL files to breathe energy into this powerful project. All the great little details make it a fantastic 3D printing idea.

7. Star Trek Voyager 3D Print

Voyager is an impressive starship among Star Trek 3D models for 3D printing to build for your collection. It is a legendary Intrepid-class ship featured in the “Caretaker” episode, computer game, theme park, and art.

Voyager boasts a familiar saucer design associated with multiple Star Trek spacecraft. It is designed with a mighty warp drive that supports super-fast speeds, has warp nacelles located below the main hull, and, in the movie, it can land on planets.

To make your starship, you have to download STLs for the Voyager 3D printing model and 3D print it.

8. USS Defiant Starship STL

Among the stunning Star Trek 3D models, you will notice the first true Federation warship, USS Defiant. This starship does not boast the most significant size, but its firepower opportunities greatly impress!

Download the USS Defiant Star Trek model online and use its STL files to 3D print one of the most destructive forces in the entire galaxy. Make sure the enemy has no chance to survive!

9. USS Reliant 3D Model

Enjoy recreating the iconic saucer of the USS Reliant ship 3D model decorated with intricate patterns. This Star Trek model comes with the NCC-1864 logo on the hull and many windows.

Fans of sci-fi designs will be more than happy to see this battered ship on their shelf. And if you have other 3D printed ships from the Star Trek fleet, you will have even more fun adding another stunning piece to your collection.

10. Klingon Bird-of-Prey STL Files

Complete your 3D printed the Klingon Defense Forces by adding a stunning version of Klingon Bird-of-Prey, which STL files are available on Gambody marketplace.

The beautiful design, incredible feather-like hull, wing-like cannons, and torpedo launcher will not leave you indifferent. You would love to 3D print and paint all these details!

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11. Daedalus Class Starship 3D Model

Unlike many saucer-shaped Star Trek 3D printing models of the vessels, this one boasts a main hulk in the form of a sphere. Adding a Daedalus-class starship to your collection can be a neat idea.

This project is smaller than other vessels you can 3D print. Still, it has all the details to depict the Daedalus-class vessels we know from the movies.

Download STLs for Daedalus-class starship and build this cute 3D printing model for yourself.

12. Captain Jean-Luc Picard Bust

It is excellent to 3D print a well-known character from several 1990’s movies, including the TNG series, Star Trek: Generations (1994), First Contact (1996), and Insurrection (1998). We mean Captain Jean-Luc Picard, of course.

This fictional hero appeared again in Star Trek: Picard TV show in 2020. And if you want to add more Star Trek figurines to your collection, download Captain Jean-Luc Picard Star Trek STL files and 3D print the iconic Captain bust for your collection of statues.

Also, Do not pass by other notorious Captain Jean-Luc Picard facepalm STL files . You can 3D print this facepalm bust and add the model to your awesome Star Trek figurines collection.

13. Spock Live Long and Prosper Hand Sign Figurine

Everyone who has watched Star Trek films should remember the iconic Spock “Live Long and Prosper” hand gesture. Also known as the Vulcan salutation, this gesture has been extremely popular since 1967, when it was first demonstrated in the Amok Time episode.

It is easy to repeat, by the way. Raise your hand with an extended thumb and hold your palm forward with your pointer and the middle finger being parted from your ring finger and pinky. Is it fun?

Incredibly, Gambody – Premium 3D Printing Marketplace offers STL files for the Star Trek Spock 3D printing model showcasing this famous sign. It is a detailed, high-quality, well-thought-through, easy-to-build model, and its cutting is made smartly to require the minimum amount of filament for support. The assembly process after 3D printing is also analyzed and simplified, and you can watch an assembly video on how to complete this legendary figurine quicker and easier.

By the way, your 3D printed Spock “Live Long and Prosper” Hand Sing figurine can be 114 mm tall if you use an SLS, DLP/SLA, DLP/SLA Eco printer (the scale is 1/16 from the real Spock’s height of 1.83 m) or 228 mm tall if you have an FFF/FDM printer (the scale, in this case, is 1/8).

Download STL files for Spock 3D printing figurine with the “Live Long and Prosper” hand sign and add this incredible model to your collection.

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14. Star Trek Communicator 3D print

A communicator from the iconic movies is a prominent accessory that inspired the prototypes of modern cell phones. While its capabilities exceed the functions of contemporary smartphones, this fictional device is a must-have in your collection of Star Trek models.

Any true fan with a 3D printer can make and assemble an accurate replica of this communicator. If you are an engineer, you might even be able to figure out how to make such a gadget really work as a mobile phone; however, such projects require much time, energy, and thinking.

Anyways, you can download STL files for the Star Trek communicator 3D printing model and add this cool thing to your collection.

15. Star Trek Cookie Cutters

The well-recognized Vulcan salute hand gesture is also available as a cookie-cutter 3D printing model. It can be a perfect gift for families with children and women who like to make delicious cookies in rare forms.

Fans of Star Trek models should enjoy a simple “Live Long and Prosper” hand sign design, which will not take too long to 3D print. With such a cookie cutter, cutting pastries and making an unforgettable birthday party and family celebration is fun.

You can download Star Trek STL files for a cute Vulcan salute cookie cutter and build a unique kitchen accessory for someone you love.

16. Star Trek Discovery Badge Symbols

Cosplay fans would love to wear a Star Trek: Discovery badge even if they do not have the Starfleet uniform. If you have a 3D printer, you can 3D print any (even all) of the division badges with different ranks.

It is possible to become a commander, lieutenant, or captain once you build yourself a legendary badge with the symbol you adore the most and paint it in silver, golden, or bronze color.

Download STLs for Star Trek 3D printing models for the four Starfleet uniform badges with different ranks, and be the king or queen of the Star Trek cosplay.

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17. Star Trek Tri-Dimensional Chess 3D Model

Would you like to play chess as Mr. Spock and Captain Kirk used to do in your favorite scenes? It is possible to build such a fantastic set with your printer.

Firstly, it is a beautiful work of art, once 3D printed. Secondly, you can 3D print Star Trek miniatures to display or turn into a fun game for a special evening in the circle of other movie fans.

Download STLs for the Tri-Dimensional chess 3D printing model and make an outstanding combination of playing and “attack” boards with cute chess pieces.

18. Geordi La Forge Visor DIY

The Visor is a famous medical device used in the Star Trek universe to help blind people see the world in the ultraviolet and infrared ranges. It has become an excellent collectible accessory, unique gift, and desired 3D printing model.

The Visor design changed throughout the movie. Still, the very first model worn by Geordi La Forge is probably the most eminent and enjoyed by many people.

As a cosplay fan, you might love downloading STL files for 3D printing Geordi La Forge visor DIY accessory. Make sure to paint it a silver color, decorate the golden tines, and wear it for the theme parties.

19. Star Trek Ascendancy 3D Print

The list of the most popular Star Trek 3D printing miniatures includes extra details for the fans of the Ascendancy board game. Controlling various civilizations of the vast galaxy can be much fun if you add some fan-created expansion races.

You can download STL files for 3D printing Breen Expansion, Son’a Expansion , Species 8472 , and others to add these miniatures to your board game. Deciding on the galaxy’s fate has never been so thought-provoking and exciting.

20. Guardian of Forever Star Trek 3D Printing Models

Would you like to build the Guardian of Forever for yourself to travel through time by viewing various scenes from your favorite movie? Of course, you will not make a portal-like device like in the film. But you can create a cute digital photo frame.

Once you download STLs for the Guardian of Forever 3D printing model , you can build it on your 3D printer and play a slideshow from a micro SD card inserted into this frame.

Here is an idea of what you can get:

21. Star Trek Characters Wall Art

It is one of the best Star Trek 3D models to download and 3D print to decorate your wall at home or office. The faces of the original movie characters look incredible as wall art or T-shirt decor.

You can think of many ways how to make these character faces stand out in your interior or on your clothes. Various filaments for your 3D printer can do an absolute miracle, so download STLs for the famous Star Trek characters’ 3D printing model and create your piece of art.

As you can see, some of the best Star Trek models for 3D printing include great giant ships, collectible figurines, miniatures for board games, recognized accessories for cosplay fans, cookie cutters, and impressive 3D prints of movie characters. Which one is your favorite?

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