Sea Goblin Monsters – 10 High-Poly Kitbash Creature Pack

Meet a quirky school of cute-creepy sea goblins—big eyes, expressive mouths, fin-ears, and chunky toy-like silhouettes that read clearly even at small sizes. Each character is built with a high-poly, kitbash-inspired approach, then artist-refined for clean forms, fun personality, and strong “collectible figure” vibes.

AI Disclosure:
These models were created using AI-assisted 3D generation combined with human artist creativity and refinement—think of it as AI helping explore shapes faster, with final polish guided by an artist’s eye.

3D PRINT SETTINGS
Below are practical settings that work well for most creature mini figures and collectible desk toys.

Recommended scale
- Mini: 50–80 mm tall (great for tabletop or small displays)
- Desk figure: 100–140 mm tall (best detail-to-time balance)
- Large display: 160–220 mm tall (painting + showcase)

For Resin Printing (SLA/DLP/MSLA) – Best detail
- Layer height: 0.03–0.05 mm
- Supports: Light/medium; add support under ears/fins, chin, fingertips, and toes
- Orientation: Tilt 25–40° to reduce suction marks (especially for open mouths)
- Hollowing (optional): 1.8–2.5 mm wall thickness for larger scales
- Drain holes: 2–4 mm (place under base/feet area if hollowed)
- Post: Wash + cure as usual; light sanding on support touchpoints

For FDM Printing – Best for bigger sizes
- Layer height: 0.12–0.20 mm (0.12 mm for nicer faces)
- Nozzle: 0.4 mm standard; 0.25 mm if you want extra facial detail
- Infill: 10–18% (higher for tall/skinny poses)
- Supports: “Tree supports” recommended for ears/fins and open mouths
- Orientation: Feet flat on bed; rotate slightly to hide seam lines on the back
- Brim: 3–8 mm if the feet contact area is small

Quick finishing tips
- Primer: filler primer for FDM / standard primer for resin
- Paint: acrylics work beautifully—big eyes and mouths are super fun to detail
- Top coat: matte for toy/creature look, satin for “collectible vinyl” vibe

TARGET AUDIENCE + AGE GROUP
- Business: sellers of printed collectibles, tabletop accessory shops, indie studios, content creators
- Education: 3D printing classes, design students, art teachers, maker spaces
- Personal: hobbyists, painters, collectors, fantasy creature fans

Age group targeting: All ages
(Especially fun for adults/teens who paint mini figures, and kid-friendly in style—just note small parts if printed tiny.)

THEME CATEGORIES
- Decorative: desk figures, shelf buddies, display monsters
- Educational: 3D printing practice models, character design reference
- Seasonal (optional use): great for Halloween “cute monster” vibes, but usable year-round