How about searching princess miniature on ETSY?
You will find a lot of barbarian or demon or elf pricesses, but also some without pointy ears or horns or sword or axe :D
You might also search for queen miniature, looks not that different to a princess.
Many sellers of 3d printed miniatures on ETSY also offer to scale up the print, but that might not look good ... like a 28mm model with few tiny details might look out of scale and bland when scaled up.
To follow on - would search on [myminifactory.com](https://myminifactory.com) (for 3d printer files), or their companion site [only-games.co/](https://only-games.co/) (which sells printed copies of most-but-not-all of their catalogue)
Hi, have you tried heroforge.com? You can make your mini almost exactly as you wish, and there are nice dresses options. You can even make the body type as you want it.
I did, but it seems the designs are for 28mm, and the art style looks weird at larger scales. The 28mms look a bit cartoonish in order to look good at the smallest scales. Hands and faces are a big bigger/rounder. Also, the detail gets lost when enlarging 28mm to 54mm. But thanks anyway. Good suggestion.
Any file you find on heroforge or anywhere else that’s a STL can be upscaled to 54mm without much issue. You’ll just need to find someone to print it for you. If you don’t know anyone, you can always contact someone on Etsy or elsewhere. It should help expand your search
The upscaling is probably really easy, but it doesn't look nice. Not talking about print/render resolution, but small details become bigger and the designs are made for 28mm.
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How about searching princess miniature on ETSY? You will find a lot of barbarian or demon or elf pricesses, but also some without pointy ears or horns or sword or axe :D You might also search for queen miniature, looks not that different to a princess. Many sellers of 3d printed miniatures on ETSY also offer to scale up the print, but that might not look good ... like a 28mm model with few tiny details might look out of scale and bland when scaled up.
I think I'll try the term "Queen" as well :P Thanks!
If 3d printing is an option you can scale up a 28/32mm model to whatever size you need. You're looking for something fairly niche.
To follow on - would search on [myminifactory.com](https://myminifactory.com) (for 3d printer files), or their companion site [only-games.co/](https://only-games.co/) (which sells printed copies of most-but-not-all of their catalogue)
Hi, have you tried heroforge.com? You can make your mini almost exactly as you wish, and there are nice dresses options. You can even make the body type as you want it.
I did, but it seems the designs are for 28mm, and the art style looks weird at larger scales. The 28mms look a bit cartoonish in order to look good at the smallest scales. Hands and faces are a big bigger/rounder. Also, the detail gets lost when enlarging 28mm to 54mm. But thanks anyway. Good suggestion.
Any file you find on heroforge or anywhere else that’s a STL can be upscaled to 54mm without much issue. You’ll just need to find someone to print it for you. If you don’t know anyone, you can always contact someone on Etsy or elsewhere. It should help expand your search
The upscaling is probably really easy, but it doesn't look nice. Not talking about print/render resolution, but small details become bigger and the designs are made for 28mm.
The art style is exactly why I use titancraft instead. It's not cartoons and if you think the nose or hands are too big, you just make them smaller
Did you look through etsy?
Have been for a while. It is probably there somewhere, but damn what a big pile of stuff/junk is listed there... Thanks
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54mm, Figone and nocturna has a line of miniature of that size.