Funkos Saint Seiya

The stage your Bronze Saint stands on, printed in two clean halves. Don't be fooled by the character listing — the render here is the display base itself, not the fighter. What you get is a broad rectangular plinth split into two interlocking pieces (BASE_PARTE_1 and BASE_PARTE_2) so it fits any bed and glues into one solid slab. The top face carries a lightly textured, faintly grained surface, and there are keyed ridge tabs along the join and a raised locating lug on the upper edge that register the seam and give a figure's feet something to peg into. It's aimed at anyone building a chibi-style Saint Seiya collectible who wants a matching foot-plate rather than a bare disc — a low, wide footprint that keeps a top-heavy vinyl-style figure from tipping, and a flat blank you can label, paint a house colour, or sink a brass rod into. Print notes • Lay each half flat on the textured face down; the underside is open and needs zero supports. • Print the two parts, then bond at the keyed seam with cyano or a dab of resin and cure — the tabs self-align so there's no clamping fuss. • 0.16 mm layers keep the surface grain crisp; a wider brim helps the thin slab stay put on the plate. • Resin or FDM both work; if you plan to pin a figure, drill the locating lug before priming. A small, honest utility part — the quiet base that makes the hero on top look finished.