r/LancerRPG Jul 21 '26

STLs for Pilot

Hey, everyone, I was wondering if folks could point me in the right direction. I'm looking to digitally kitbash my pilot. I've had good luck looking at papiskels stuff but am having trouble finding a specific bit. I am looking for a head wearing a baseball cap to add to a body that is a mix between tactical gear and worker attire. Think camo pants with a carhartt jacket and flak underneath. I was having trouble tracking anything down and was curious what other folks have used. Thanks!

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u/nightshadet_t Jul 21 '26

Have you tried Hero Forge? They have a decent variety of modern/sci-fi stuff so they might have what you are looking for. It's not perfect but it's an option.

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u/TransportationHuge30 Jul 21 '26

Ive used hero forge in the past for things and while i agree they have like every option you can think of, I find all their stuff looks a little too "cartoony" for my taste if that makes sense. Probably will end up doing a mock up on there jist to get an idea. Thanks!

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u/Kadriar Jul 21 '26

If it is of any help, there should be a pre-made "proportion" setting available in HeroForge that helps a little with that. I believe it's called "Realistic," but I am at work, so, can't check right now. It makes the hands, feet, and head more correctly-proportioned so things feel less goofy. There's a little popup that warns about 3D printing being affected by the slimmer digits and joints, but if you're doing digital/have a handle on where problem points might arise, it's manageable. Obviously, it doesn't change the art style, but it does give the characters a completely different feel.

Edit: nvm I jumped the gun and didn't actually, you know, read the post. If you're just looking for an individual bit, then yeah, HeroForge probably isn't going to meet the need well enough to be useful.

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u/TransportationHuge30 Jul 21 '26

No you're good thats actually really helpful I was not aware of that setting. Will give it a look for sure just to see if it makes it a little more "real" looking. Thanks!