Sabine Wren's armor - The Star Wars wearable 3D PRINT MODEL

A suit of Mandalorian armor was worn by the Mandalorian warrior Sabine Wren. It was originally forged at least 500 years before the mission to Mandalore. You can learn more about this character and armor here: https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Sabine_Wren%27s_armor

This model is a wearable full size armor of Sabine Wren, Mandalorian warrior from the Star Wars series. The armor is designed for people high 170 cm, so it is better to scale it for your body height.

Update: We added a new style of gauntlet from the season 4 and also a new look of the breastplate from epilog.
(updated +R gauntlet V2)

Files contain pieces of the armor ready to be 3D printed and complete armor files, that are not cut into smaller pieces.

SCALE

At 100% scale the armor dimensions are scaled to a 170 cm tall person (about 5 ½ feet)

You should scale the model according to your body measurements.

Parts list ready to print:

Ankle-armor
Belt
Bottle
Elbow-armor
Gauntlets
Gauntlet 2
Hands-armor
Chest-plate
Jetpack (part 1,2,3)
Knee-pads
Cartridges
Lightsaber
Neck-plate
Shin-armor
Shoulder-armor
Spray stencil

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This model was created by Adam Jech from our 3Demon team.

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This fan-made model was brought to life by 3Demon. We are a group of modeling and 3D printing enthusiasts based in Prague, Czech Republic.
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As the armor is created for people tall 170 cm, it is big and meant to be scaled and post-processed, to fit for your body well and comfortably. We recommend a layer height of 0.1 to 0.3 mm on FDM printers. All parts are aligned to the printing platform for easy manipulation. Most of the parts need minimal or no use of printing supports to save printing time and filament. For reliable printing, we also recommend setting a brim to the armor shell parts, because of their height and low thickness. It will ensure that the parts will not come off the printing platform during the printing process. Printing settings will vary greatly depending on your specific printer.