Baby Yoda Ball

Baby Yoda Ball-Place 3D Model – STL File for 3D Printing

The Baby Yoda Ball STL is a fun and playful print-in-place flexi model designed to print as one complete piece with integrated moving segments, requiring no assembly. The spherical design allows smooth articulation and natural movement, making it ideal as a flexible toy, fidget object, desk item, or collectible print.

This model is optimized for support-free 3D printing, ensuring an easy and reliable print experience on most consumer FDM printers. Once printed, gentle movement will free the joints, allowing the ball to flex and roll smoothly straight off the print bed.

The file is provided as a print-ready STL, compatible with all major slicing software and suitable for both beginners and experienced makers.

3D Printing Type

• Print-in-place articulated model

• Flexi / segmented design

• Single-piece print

• No assembly required

• No separate moving parts

Recommended Printing Methods

• FDM printing (recommended)

  • PLA (best balance of rigidity and flexibility)

  • PETG (stronger joints and smoother movement)

• Resin printing is not recommended for flexi articulation

Print Settings Guidance

• Layer height: 0.2–0.28 mm

• Infill: 10–15%

• Supports: Not required

• Brim: Optional for improved bed adhesion

• Print speed: Moderate for clean joint separation

• Cooling: Enabled for optimal articulation

• Scale: Fully adjustable before slicing

The Baby Yoda Ball prints reliably and works well as a toy, fidget, novelty item, or desk companion. Its compact spherical form makes it easy to print at multiple sizes while maintaining smooth articulation and durability.

Compatible Software & Slicers

• Cura

• PrusaSlicer

• Bambu Studio

File & License Information

• File format: STL

• Delivery: Instant digital download

• License: Personal and commercial use

• You may sell physical 3D printed objects

• Digital file resale or redistribution is not permitted

This STL is ideal for flexi-print enthusiasts, toy designers, makers, and sellers producing print-in-place articulated novelty models.