<1940s Male Bootlegger Figure>High-detail 3D-printable miniature of a 1940s male bootlegger in a period standing pose. Sculpted with clear clothing folds, facial detail, and era-accurate coat and hat for straightforward painting and weathering. Ideal for dioramas, model railroading, and tabletop wargames. What you get: 1 STL (single solid mesh) optimized for printing and easy cleanup. No base included. Print recommendations: - Resin (SLA/DLP/LCD): 0.035–0.1 mm layers for best detail. - FDM: 0.1–0.2 mm layers; print upright with supports under arms and between legs. - Orientation: upright or slightly tilted to minimize supports on face and coat details. - Supports: recommended for overhangs and under the brim/arms. Compatibility and scales: Designed to be used across common miniature scales (examples: 1:18, 1:24, 1:48, 1:64, 1:87, 1:160). You may need to uniformly scale the model to match your figure set. Post-processing: wash, cure (for resin), remove supports gently, and prime before painting. Use caution when sanding fine details. Renders show a printed and painted sample for reference. Commercial rights: check storefront license for permitted uses.1940s Male Bootlegger Figure>

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