Helmets & masks
Full helmets and masks, split into sections that glue together.
Cosplay & props
Cosplay and props, 3D printed in Rexburg
Helmets, armor, and props for costumes, theater productions, and film projects. We print the pieces, and you sand, assemble, and paint them into something great.
What we print
Pieces for costumes, stage, and screen
Send us the files and we'll print the pieces for you to finish.
Armor pieces
Pauldrons, gauntlets, chest plates, and other wearable armor parts.
Handheld props
Wands, staffs, gadgets, and other props to carry.
Theater props
Stage props and small set pieces for school and community productions.
Film & photo props
Background props and details for student films and photo shoots.
Costume details
Buckles, crowns, emblems, and other small accents.
How it works
From files to finished costume
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Get the files
Use your own design, or files from a designer whose license lets a shop print them for you.
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Get a quote
Fill out the quote form, then reply to our email with the files or links. You'll get a price and a date before anything prints.
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Print, pick up, finish
We print the pieces in PLA and remove the supports. You pick them up in Rexburg, then sand, assemble, and paint.
Straight answers
Props we don't print
Most costume pieces are a great fit, but we don't print:
- Characters, armor, or props from Marvel, DC, Disney, Pokémon, Nintendo, or similar brands, unless you have the rights holder's permission
- Realistic replica firearms, or parts for real weapons
- Helmets or armor meant to protect you. Costume pieces aren't safety gear.
Wearing it to a convention? Check the event's prop and weapon policy before you print.
Cosplay FAQ
Questions about cosplay and props
Can you print a helmet or armor from my favorite movie or game?
Only if you have permission from whoever owns that character or design. Fan-made models of copyrighted characters still count. See our copyrighted designs policy. Original designs, generic fantasy and sci-fi pieces, and your own creations are all fair game.
Do you sand and paint the pieces?
No. We print the parts and remove the supports, and the sanding, gluing, and painting are up to you. PLA sands, primes, and paints well, which makes it a great material for props.
How big can you print?
Basic prints go up to 6 inches in one piece. Advanced prints go up to 9.5 inches and can be printed in multiple pieces you assemble, which is how helmets and armor are usually done. Projects with lots of pieces may cost more. See pricing.
What files work best?
STL or 3MF files that are already split into printable sections. Many prop designers include split versions with their files.
How long does a cosplay print take?
Big helmets and armor sets take longer, since they're printed in many pieces. Put your event date in the quote form, and your quote will include a ready date.
Ready to get something 3D printed?
Send us your file or your idea and we'll reply with a free quote and a date we can have it done by.
Get a quote