This listing provides a single HO-scale (1:87) master STL of a stylized female devil pin-up figure intended for hobbyists who want a bold character prop for dollhouse interiors, themed dioramas, tabletop scenes, or collector displays. The sculpt reads as a confident, curvy pin-up figure wearing a structured corset bodice, a short flared ruffled skirt, high-heeled shoes, small horns at the hairline, and long flowing hair swept partially over one shoulder. She holds a slim three-prong trident in her right hand and poses with her left hand on her hip — a stance designed to create a strong silhouette at small scale and a focal point for vignettes.
Sculpt and visible details
- Pose and silhouette: the figure stands with weight shifted onto one leg and a pronounced hip line, producing a classic pin-up posture that reads well from frontal and three-quarter views. The pose emphasizes an easy-to-photograph silhouette for tabletop photography and layout placement.
- Costume and ornamentation: the corseted bodice features visible vertical paneling and subtle seam lines; the short skirt is ruffled with defined folds to give texture without fragile filigree. Horns are modeled as compact low-relief forms to avoid delicate protrusions at hobby scales. The trident is a one-piece prop with tapered prongs and a reinforced shaft geometry to increase print success when scaled down.
- Hair and face: hair is blocked into broad flowing locks with surface definition sized for hobby-scale legibility rather than micro-detail portrait realism. Facial features are stylized for clarity at HO scale.
What you receive
- One master STL prepared at HO scale (1:87). Miniature Reality supplies this single 1:87 master STL only; see Scaling and Conversion below for guidance to produce other sizes locally.
- A single watertight part sized to be printed as one piece for stable static display; the trident, horns, skirt, and heels are integral to the mesh rather than separate subassemblies.
Printability notes and orientation
- Delicate areas: the trident tines, horn tips, and the tips of the skirt ruffles are the thinnest features. Orient the figure so the trident is angled slightly toward the build plate to reduce long unsupported vertical spans. If printing at very small layer heights, consider enlarging the scale to preserve thin details.
- Supports and contact points: expect supports beneath the skirt overhang and under the bust line. The skirt hem creates a stable flat contact area suitable for adhesion; orient so support scars fall to the rear or underside of the figure to preserve the frontal presentation.
- Single-part delivery: the figure arrives as a single mesh to simplify placement in interiors and avoid small-part loss. If you prefer to split the trident or separate other elements for easier printing, the mesh can be edited in standard slicer/CAD tools prior to printing.
Use cases and placement
- Dollhouse interiors and boutique vignettes: scaled for HO interiors, this figure is designed to sit on a small display table, boutique shelf, or stand as a countertop prop in miniature shop windows. The skirt hem and foot placement yield a reliable base contact area for common furniture tops.
- Dioramas and photography: the strong frontal silhouette and purposeful costume planes read well under directional lighting; corset paneling and skirt ruffles photograph cleanly in close-up shots when printed and finished appropriately.
- Tabletop and display: suitable as a stylized character prop in fantasy-themed tabletops or as a standalone collector piece in a curio cabinet or display diorama.
Scaling and conversion (important)
- This listing includes one master STL at HO scale (1:87). To print at a different scale, uniformly scale the mesh in your slicer or 3D software by the ratio between 87 and your target denominator (for example, to print at 1:48 scale multiply by 87/48 ≈ 1.8125). We do not supply additional scale-specific STLs.
Provenance and limitations
- The sculpt is a generic stylized character and is not associated with any brand or licensed character. Small ornamental elements (horns, trident prongs, ruffle edges) are intentionally modeled to balance visible detail with print robustness at hobby scales.
If you need advice on orientation or support strategies for a particular printer type, provide your target scale and printer model and Miniature Reality can offer guidance tailored to that setup.
Miniature Reality Personal-Use License (No AI / No Resale)
- Allowed: personal printing for your own layouts, dioramas, tabletop games, and personal display.
- Not allowed: sharing or distributing the digital files (free or paid), re-uploading to any site, bundling, remix resale, or selling/redistributing printed outputs.
- Not allowed: using the files (or derivatives) to train, fine-tune, test, or feed any AI/ML system (including dataset creation).
- Not allowed: commercial use of any kind without a separate written commercial license from Miniature Reality.
- Note: digital files may include purchaser-linked identifiers / forensic watermarking to help investigate unauthorized distribution.
