Tiny Goblin (Supportless - FDM Friendly)

Captured. Confused. Completely clueless.
This tiny goblin was supposed to be on watch duty… but tripped over his own feet, fell into a bush, and got caught without even realizing it.
After being captured, he was freed, but somehow still clings to his rope like it’s a lifeline.
Now he follows the party everywhere, mostly because they feed him, and he thinks the cleric is his “master”.
He’s not dangerous (unless you count the smell), and his battle tactics involve hiding in backpacks and throwing snacks at enemies.

Perfect as comic relief, a chaotic familiar, or that one NPC your players weirdly grow attached to.

Base size: 28 mm.

This model prints entirely supportless, no need to deal with support removal! Clean and easy print.

Tested with: Bambu PLA Blue Gray.
Recommended settings: 0.2mm nozzle, 0.08mm layer height for best results.

The model has 2 parts:

• Monster with a thin base

• Base with a slot for a magnet (this part is optional)

   

You can download Tiny Goblin's info and stats for DnD in the documentation section :)

My minis always include magnets — it’s super practical for use with my Painting Handle with magnet!
You’ll need one 10x2mm round neodymium magnet and a bit of glue to attach the base securely.

⚠️ If you're using my Painting Handle, make sure to check the magnet polarity so it matches the one in the mini’s base!

More miniatures:

• Characters
  • Rogue

  • Moon Priestess

     

• Crystal Spiders Nest:

  • Angry Spider
  • Crystal Spider
  • Crystal Spider Egg
  • Spider Prey
  • Spider Nest

   

• Wolf pack
  • Wolf Matriarch 

  • Wolf Cub

     

• Squishy buddies
  • Slime

  • Pudding

     

• Worm Crew:
  • Worm

  • Worm Queen

     

• and more soon :)

I recommend setting the Z-hop in your filament settings to 0.7 when printing small models like miniatures.
It helps prevent the nozzle from hitting parts of the figure and causing print failures.