Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Angie Beneviento doll.
Models by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Solid and hollow versions for her hard body parts. Jewelry pieces and shoes are fused in. Does not include ring joints. Jaw is fixed. Pre-textured.

Scaled to make a 36" doll but final size may vary depending on how big your ring joints are and whether you measure her with her feet dangling (being held in the air) or with her feet flat. Her torso is about 11" from top of neck to base of pelvis.

The hollow version is meant for resin printing to reduce resin cost, but have drainage holes. These are strategically placed to be unobtrusive, but you will have to patch them closed. If you print the hollow version, we strongly suggest filling her with cheaper resin or with expanding foam, but if you use foam, go SLOW so the pressure of the foam does not crack the limb.

The solid version is meant for FDM printing. Prints have no flat sides (save the shoes!) so I suggest orienting them vertically to reduce support material. If they import to your slicing program super tiny, 300% is the accurate scale; it puts the torso at about 11" as above. I suggest test printing everything first to get a size you're happy with.


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