January 26, 2026

The sixth model of the January release!

Hello, friends!

We’re returning once again to this wonderful roguelike — Hades. And today’s release features one of the game’s most beloved characters — Cerberus, the very definition of a “good boy.”

While working on this model, we paid special attention to the individuality of each head. Capturing the signature visual style of Hades is no easy task, and thanks to JaneRemi’s work, the model turned out to be as close as possible to the spirit of the original.

The scale is also worth mentioning. In the game, Cerberus appears truly massive compared to the main character, so after some calculations we settled on a 1:24 scale — allowing the model to fit within a standard printer’s build volume.

As for the cuts, there are several options available. The split version includes a central head without a cutout for the ghost, in case you’d like to assemble the model without it. In addition, there are two versions of the body (without the heads): one solid piece and one split into two parts down the middle.
Animals are always the most challenging to prepare for printing — it’s difficult to hide seams cleanly on organic forms — so we decided to give you a choice between assembly options.

3d Artists - JaneRemi

Test printing - Abril

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Have a good day and successful printing, everyone!

Comments (3)

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Isaac Schauer · January 26, 2026

He's so cute

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Brian Massey · January 26, 2026

Just out of curiosity, on your main models, they are a scale of 1:10. Is there a chance that maybe this year, we go to 1:8 scale statues as a standard? Or maybe offer both 1:10 and 1:8 presupported to your highest tier? Just wondering since a lot more people have Saturn 4's or even larger printers now. Sure, I scale the files up to sell larger scale versions, just wondering if it was in the cards to bump the scale up since I know it was mentioned around the holidays.

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h3LL creator · January 26, 2026

We have increased the scale from 1/12 to 1/10 since September 2025, and while we will stop there for now, we may increase it further in the future