Theatrum Europaeum: Pikemen

STL files for 3d printing 17th century armored and unarmored pikemen in different poses.

10 strips with 5 figures each (and additionally a variant of each strip without pikes).

Figures are designed to be printed at scales between 10 and 18 mm.

The models are support free (except variants without pikes) so you can get printing, painting and playing right away.

Although their role diminished throughout the 17th century Pikemen are still important if it comes to an infantry vs infantry melee with the famous push of pikes and more importantly are an effective defense against enemy cavalry charges. Classically pike man were armored with a helmet and an upper body armor that had attached tassets to protect the thighs from the front. However, in many cases a full set of armor was not available or the protection was not considered worth the effort to carry around the heavy armor on the long campaigns.

Figures come in strips of 5. The strips can be put on bases as they are, but are designed to be easily cut (or even broken) apart for more customized basing.

Our miniatures are optimized for smaller scales. They were designed for 10 mm. They are detailed and still stable and above all easy to paint. The bigger the scale the more solid the miniatures look. The level of detail is high enough that the figures will look good at 13 mm, 15 mm or 18 mm as well.

STL files for figures scaled to 10 mm, which allow you to easily scale them to the size you want for example printing them at 130% for 13 mm or 150% for 15 mm.

Contains the following strips:

Pikemen lowering pike

Pikemen standing variant A

Pikemen standing variant B

Pikemen marching

Pikeman squatting

Unarmored pikemen lowering pike

Unarmored pikemen standing variant A

Unarmored pikemen standing variant B

Unarmored pikemen marching

Unarmored pikemen squatting