I 3D Sculpted Noco a Gestral from Clair Obscur Expedition 33 - Free stl file - Game of the Year RPG
by SKS Props
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What this video covers
SKS Props creator sculpts a fan-made figurine of Noco, a Gestral character from the RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, using Nomad Sculpt on an iPad. The finished digital model is exported as an STL, printed on a Bambu H2S in grey PLA, then hand-painted and detailed with real brush bristles for hair. The creator shares the STL file for free on their website under a non-commercial Creative Commons license. This serves as both a tribute to the game and a practical introduction to digital sculpting as a new creative skill.
Key takeaways
- ◆Free STL file for the Gestral figure is available on the SKS Props website under a non-commercial license
- ◆Nomad Sculpt on iPad with Apple Pencil is presented as an accessible entry point for learning 3D character sculpting
- ◆The figure was printed in grey PLA on a Bambu H2S, then finished with hand painting and physical brush-bristle hair
- ◆The project doubles as a beginner's log of learning digital sculpting as a new artistic medium
- ◆Physical detailing choices (brush bristles for hair) demonstrate how post-print crafting can elevate a 3D-printed figure
Who this is for
Fans of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, prop makers, and crafters curious about combining iPad-based 3D sculpting with FDM printing and hand-painted finishing.
Tools mentioned
- • Nomad Sculpt (iPad app)
- • Apple Pencil
- • Bambu H2S 3D printer
- • Bambu Studio (slicer software)
- • paintbrushes
Materials mentioned
- • grey PLA filament
- • acrylic paints
- • brush bristles (for hair detail)
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