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Giant's Seal - Elden Ring | 3D Print STL Colossal Sacred Seal Replica

- Creator (as listed at the source)
- Frank3d
- Licence
- CULTS PU - Private UseStated at the source marketplace; SliSearch does not verify licences.
- File types
- STL
- Pricing
- Paid
- Published
- Category
- Art
Overview
3D printable replica of the Giant's Seal from Elden Ring, a massive, crude sacred seal carved from the bone of a fallen giant, favored by Faith casters who want brute strength behind their incantations. Its oversized, primal form makes it one of the largest and most imposing seals in the game, standing apart from delicate refined relics. A commanding centerpiece for any Elden Ring armory display or cosplay build. Originality and use Model optimized for FDM and resin printing, capturing the oversized, bone-textured form that defines the Giant's Seal among Elden Ring's sacred seals. Great for collectors, cosplayers, and Faith/Strength hybrid build fans alike. Context and inspiration Design inspired by the "Giant's Seal" weapon from Elden Ring (FromSoftware). Unofficial fan art, made for hobbyist purposes, with no intent to infringe copyright. Printing recommendations - Technology: FDM or Resin (resin recommended for the bone texture detail) - Material: PLA / PETG (FDM) or standard resin, bone-white/weathered grey accent paint recommended for the finish - Layer height: 0.10-0.16 mm (finer layers recommended for the bone texture detail) - Infill: 15-20% (decorative, no high strength needed) - Supports: [specify if needed, especially around the oversized form] - Orientation: split into sections to fit printer bed size, given the oversized shape Notice Decorative piece only, not intended as a functional weapon. Not food-safe. Keep away from small children due to small/sharp parts. ⚠️ Unofficial fan art. Not affiliated with FromSoftware or Bandai Namco.
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