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Custom armor design services: 2D concept art and 3D models in STL format for one armor piece at a time. A good first step for a unique character, a team look, or a piece you plan to 3D print or cast.
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Armor Design Services
Not every armor project starts with a finished product. If you have an idea for a character, a team look, or a unique piece, you can start with design instead of production. Our designers work with an understanding of how wearable armor is built, so every concept is made to be produced and worn, not only to look good on paper.
Our Services
- 2D Armor Concept Design: a unique concept art of one armor piece (helmet, cuirass, pauldrons, bracers, tassets, or greaves) with clear main views of its shape, structure, and details, plus recommendations for taking the idea into 3D.
- 3D Armor Concept Design: a 3D model of one armor piece delivered as STL files, ready for 3D printing or for making master models for polyurethane casting.
How the Process Works
- Contact Us First. Tell us your idea before you order. We review the complexity and recommend the right tier.
- Rough Concept. We prepare a first sketch or rough model based on your idea.
- Feedback. You comment, and we refine the design.
- Final Delivery. You receive the final concept art or the final STL files.
Tier 1 or Tier 2
Tier 1 is for simpler designs with moderate detail. Tier 2 is for complex designs with high detail and layered elements. If you are unsure, we will recommend a tier after you describe your idea.
From Concept to Finished Armor
A 2D concept defines the look, proportions, and style. A 3D model then works out every detail, connection, and proportion for prototyping. After that, you can continue with us through prototyping and production: test printing, mold preparation, and casting. Keeping all stages in one workshop helps keep the result consistent from the first sketch to the finished armor. Read more on our custom order page.
Good to Know
- These are digital products. No physical item is shipped.
- The 2D service includes concept art only, not technical drawings or production-ready blueprints.
- Files and artwork are for personal use, such as LARP, cosplay, and personal projects. Resale and commercial use are not allowed.
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FAQ
What Do I Get With the 2D Concept Design?
A unique concept art of one armor piece with clear main views of its shape, structure, and details, plus recommendations for taking the idea into 3D.
What Do I Get With the 3D Concept Design?
STL files of one armor piece, made for 3D printing, mold making, or casting in polyurethane.
Which Armor Pieces Can You Design?
A helmet, a cuirass, pauldrons, bracers, tassets, or greaves. Each order covers one piece.
What Is the Difference Between Tier 1 and Tier 2?
Tier 1 is for simpler designs with moderate detail. Tier 2 is for complex designs with high detail and layered elements.
Should I Contact You Before Ordering?
Yes. Tell us your idea first. We review the complexity and recommend the right tier and workflow.
How Does the Design Process Work?
We start with a rough sketch or model based on your idea, then refine it with your feedback, and deliver the final artwork or files.
Will I Receive a Physical Item?
No. These are digital products. You receive concept art or STL files only.
Does the 2D Concept Include Technical Drawings?
No. It includes concept art only, not technical drawings or production-ready blueprints.
Can I Sell Armor Made From the Files?
No. The artwork and files are for personal use, such as LARP, cosplay, and personal projects. Resale and commercial use are not allowed.
Can You Also Produce the Armor After the Design?
Yes. After the design stages, we can continue with prototyping and production, including test printing, mold preparation, and casting.