Evil skull candle holder 3D print, eerie and sturdy
A dripping wax skull built for an LED tealight, dark from every side and ready to glow on your desk or shelf once Halloween rolls around.
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A dripping wax skull built for an LED tealight, dark from every side and ready to glow on your desk or shelf once Halloween rolls around.
Read moreA tiny snail carrying a ghost on its shell, made for Halloween shelves. Print it single-color or in two, no AMS or multicolor setup needed.
Read moreA bandaged little mummy with a jack-o-lantern face, split into easy parts so any printer can give it color without a multicolor system.
Read moreA taller, quirkier cousin of the original Pumpkin Buddy, this butternut-shaped character prints with no supports and comes in two fun versions to choose from.
Read moreA cheerful little pumpkin character for Halloween, free to download in two versions, one with arms, one with posable print-in-place legs you can sit anywhere.
Read moreOpen this pear and find a pile of skulls inside. A two-size Halloween figure with a multicolor or single-color build and a separate stem you glue on last.
Read moreA garlic bulb that looks ordinary until you notice what's packed inside it. This skull garlic 3D print is a free Halloween file with a genuinely creepy twist.
Read moreA butternut-shaped pumpkin with a perforated Voronoi surface that glows from within. Print it in parts, drop in an LED tealight, and set it out for fall.
Read moreA skull-faced pumpkin wrapped in sharp Voronoi flames, built to hold an LED tealight and throw light through every opening once it's lit.
Read moreA skull hides inside this Voronoi-cut pumpkin, and once a tealight goes in through the screw cap, the whole shape glows from within.
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A twisted chili pepper hiding tiny skulls inside, made to print in parts and glue together. A strange, sinister centerpiece for any Halloween shelf.
Read moreA curved silhouette wrapped in twisted rope texture, this free pumpkin joins four earlier versions to round out a full autumn display without needing an AMS setup.
Read moreA wider, flatter pumpkin with the same twisted-rope texture as the earlier versions, free to print in one color or split into a two-color stem-and-body set.
Read moreA skeleton hidden beneath a heavy, worn robe, ribs and skull exposed beneath flowing fabric folds. A quietly unsettling piece for a Halloween shelf, desk, or horror collection.
Read moreThis carved pumpkin lights up from within, glowing warm orange through its eyes, nose and mouth once you drop in an LED tealight and switch off the room lights.
Read moreA small snail hauling a big pumpkin on its shell, ready to print as one piece or in parts you glue together for a full-color fall display.
Read moreA pineapple that looks ordinary from behind and hides a cluster of skulls up front. Two sizes, a separate crown, and plenty of room to play with color.
Read moreA pumpkin that melts down onto the surface instead of sitting round and tidy. Two easy parts, no multicolor printer needed, glue and go for shelves or Halloween tables.
Read moreA tealight holder shaped like softly draped fabric, floating around the flame. Three heights, two fit styles, and a warm glow that looks its best once the room goes dark.
Read moreA cozy rope-textured pumpkin you can print in one color or two, no AMS required, and it costs nothing to download and try on your own printer.
Read moreA tiny bandaged elephant with big black eyes joins the Buddy lineup, built to print in one color with the eyes added afterward.
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A skull wrapped in flowing flames, sculpted to look different from every angle. This flaming skull sculpture 3D print brings a dark, dramatic centerpiece to any desk or shelf.
Read moreA hooded guardian rises from twisted roots and rocky detail, standing watch over your pens and tools while doubling as a sculpture worth keeping on display.
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Meet an angry little ghost who holds your LED tealight while looking thoroughly unhappy about it. Flowing fabric folds, creepy separate eyes, and a warm glow that changes his whole mood once lit.
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A twisted rope texture turns the classic pumpkin shape into something that looks hand-knotted, print it whole or in two colors, and set it out for fall.
Read moreA ghost that gave up haunting for holding candy. This sculptural bowl watches over your treats with a flowing, fabric-like shape that wraps the whole piece.
Read moreA small ghost hiding under a quilted blanket, printed in two parts and glued together, no AMS or multicolor setup required for a cheerful Halloween shelf piece.
Read moreA grumpy little ghost caught mid-prayer, floating above its own base. Print the parts separately, glue them together, and it's ready for your Halloween shelf.
Read moreTwo spirits with attitude, angry eyes and an unmistakable hand gesture, made to glow from an LED tealight. Print them in black, white, or build a whole rude ghost army for your shelf.
Read moreA pumpkin blasted open from the inside, glowing from an LED tealight tucked behind a screw-cap lid. Jack-O-Blast trades the classic grin for something a lot more dramatic.
Read moreA screaming pumpkin tealight holder with a stretched, howling face that lights up from inside. Once you drop in an LED tealight, the eyes and mouth glow through the dark like something out of a horror movie.
Read moreA skull wrapped in bandages, hollowed out into a bowl for candy and treats. This one earns a spot on the table well before the trick-or-treaters arrive.
Read moreA small knitted-beanie ghost that holds your pen and grins at your monitor all day. Print it in one go with an AMS or build it from separate parts and glue it together yourself.
Read moreOne pumpkin, two dark faces staring back at you. Turn it around and the skull gives way to a dragon-like creature, no AMS or multicolor printer needed to pull off the contrast.
Read moreA cheeky little ghost flipping double birds, wearing a knitted beanie with a pom-pom. Free to download, easy to print, and guaranteed to get a reaction from whoever spots it on your desk.
Read moreA skull-shaped cap that turns any bottle into a gothic-romantic gift. Push it on, pick a filament color, and the whole bottle looks different in seconds.
Read moreSeven faces, two sizes, and a fold-together shape that skips supports entirely. These pumpkin boxes are made to hold candy, small gifts, or a tealight, and they print in orange, black, or glow-in-the-dark.
Read moreA cheerful little pumpkin figure with two poses to choose from, free to print this Halloween and easy to assemble from just four parts.
Read moreA cracked pumpkin with a ribcage and spine hiding inside, made to hold a tealight. Print it plain, paint it, or build it multipart — this one earns its spot on any Halloween shelf.
Read moreA woven pumpkin shell that looks too delicate to print, yet holds its shape and a tealight candle just fine, casting shadow patterns across the table on autumn nights.
Read moreAn abstract flame-style pumpkin lantern that holds a tealight and turns any shelf into a small autumn scene. Print it in orange, in black, or both and see which one you like better lit.
Read moreA pumpkin with a dark secret: crack it open in your imagination and a cluster of skulls stares back. One color or hand painted, it holds its shape either way.
Read moreA skull opens from black rose petals on a stone base, split into three parts you plug together after printing. A quiet, gothic centerpiece for the Halloween shelf.
Read moreA skull emerging from black petals on a stone base, this gothic rose prints in three parts that simply plug together for an eerie Halloween centerpiece.
Read moreA skull grown through with rose petals, updated for cleaner geometry and a sharper finish. Print it as a gothic centerpiece or a quiet Halloween statement.
Read moreSince joining Sektor 7 Studios, I’ve been having an absolute blast creating your models! Every file has been top‑tier quality, super fun to work with, and consistently inspiring. I’m genuinely thrilled with your products and can’t wait to print even more of your amazing designs.
Tim COMMUNITY
I have found your designs wonderful, and im looking forward to introducing them into a store once I get up and running
Aaron PATREON MEMBER
Really impressed with these designs from Sektor7! I have been printing their clean, simple prints with zero issues. No supports needed on any of them, which made the whole process painless. I loved that the files gave the option to print in separate colors or all-in-one using my AMS , nice flexibility depending on how you want to finish them. Detail held up well straight off the printer and everything fit together exactly as intended. Will definitely be printing more as the variety and quantity of designs available is impressive.
Rachel PATREON MEMBER
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