Naruto Sage Mode – Summoning Toad Diorama STL 3D Print Files

The Toad Sage rises…
Witness Naruto Uzumaki in his most legendary form with this fan-made Sage Mode – Summoning Toad Diorama, captured in stunning 3D detail. Standing atop Gamakichi’s head, arms crossed, scroll secured on his back, and cloak flowing in the wind – this sculpt is designed to immortalize the power and calm of the Seventh Hokage.

This dynamic model is perfect for collectors and painters, featuring split modular STL files (no pre-supports), with every element – from Naruto’s attire to the toad’s textured skin – crafted for high-resolution, display-quality printing.

🔹 What’s Included:

• Modular Split STL Files – ready for slicing and assembly

• PDF with Secure Google Drive Link – fast and safe download

🔸 Model Highlights:

• Sage Mode Naruto pose – iconic stance, scroll prop, flowing cloak

• Boldly detailed Gamakichi sculpt – textured skin, strong base

• Keyed parts – precise assembly for large-format or standard printers

• High-resolution mesh – perfect for professional-level painting

• Cinematic diorama base for epic shelf presence

🖨️ Printer Compatibility:

• Works with resin and FDM printers

• No pre-supported STL – for manual support control

• Ideal layer height: 0.03–0.05 mm

• Compatible with Lychee, Chitubox, Cura

• Hollow large parts for resin efficiency

• STL geometry verified for seamless slicing

🎯 Ideal For:

• Naruto collectors and anime fans

• Summoning-style diorama builders

• STL print hobbyists and pro painters

• Premium display setups for fan art figures

⚠️ Important Notice:

• Digital product only – no physical item is shipped

• For personal use only – resale or redistribution prohibited

• Fan-made model – not affiliated with official IP

• Files available via secure Google Drive link (PDF)

🎨 Printing & Painting Tips:

• Hollow Gamakichi body to save resin

• Lightly sand keyed joints for tight fit

• Use slow-cure resin for fine detail capture

• Highlight Naruto’s cloak with gradient shading for wind effect