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Base for Mini or Trophies - Customizable

Two-tier trophy and figure bases in polygon, round or rectangular shapes, with an optional two-line name plate

Base for Mini or Trophies - Customizable is a free browser tool on MakerWorld for home-made trophies, awards and stands for figures. Free; a MakerWorld login is needed to download. Standard Digital File License, so no selling prints or sharing the files. Exports STL and 3MF. Last checked 26 September 2026.

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At a glance

Price: Free; a MakerWorld login is needed to download. Standard Digital File License, so no selling prints or sharing the files
Runs on: MakerWorld
Exports: STL, 3MF
Multicolor: No, single color
Account: Required to download
Open source: No
Skill level: Easy: a few settings to tune
Best for: Home-made trophies, awards and stands for figures
Selling prints: Not allowed Standard Digital File License: selling prints, or charging money for them in any way, needs the designer's permission.
How we checked: Read the tool page and docs Model page read: polygon, round and rectangular shapes, two tiers with chamfers, a plate with one or two text lines; about 39,900 customizations
Last checked: 26 September 2026

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Sources: MakerWorld model page and licence (checked 26 September 2026)

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About this generator

Base for Mini or Trophies is a free MakerWorld generator by Bulbo that builds a two-tier display base for trophies, medals and figures from a short list of settings. It runs in MakerWorld's Parametric Model Maker, so you work with sliders, menus and text boxes instead of CAD, and it has been customized close to 40,000 times since February 2025.

You start with the footprint: a polygon such as a hexagon, square or triangle, a circle, or a rectangle with unequal sides. Then you set the total height, how that height is shared between the wide lower tier and the narrower upper tier, and the width and length. Chamfers on each tier can be switched off or tuned in size and angle. An optional name plate sits on the front of either tier and carries one or two lines of text, for example a title and a name, with its own size, thickness, border and text depth.

The designer points you to an STL export. If you add a plate, split the model into objects in Bambu Studio and turn the plate the right way, then print it in a contrasting color and glue it on. It suits anyone making an award for a club or a family tournament, and painters who want a tidy stand for a figure or statue.

What you can make

Trophy and award bases
Stands for figures and statues
Bases for miniatures
Medal and plaque stands
Name plates with one or two lines of text

How to use Base for Mini or Trophies - Customizable

Open the model on MakerWorld and click Customize
Pick a shape, then set the height, tier proportion, size and chamfers
Switch on the name plate if you want one and type one or two lines of text
Export the STL, then in Bambu Studio split it to objects and lay the plate flat
Print the base and plate, then glue the plate onto the front

What you'll need to print it

Filament and parts that suit what you make with Base for Mini or Trophies - Customizable.

Matte PLA

Silk PLA

Multicolor PLA

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Base for Mini or Trophies - Customizable pros

Polygon (hexagon, square, triangle and more), round and rectangular footprints, each with two tiers and adjustable chamfers
Optional name plate with one or two lines of text on the upper or lower tier
Well used and well rated: close to 40,000 customizations and about 4.9 stars from 44 print profile ratings

Base for Mini or Trophies - Customizable cons

The name plate comes in the same file as the base, so you split it off and lay it flat in the slicer yourself, which several commenters struggled with
Text stops at two lines, and one user reported that Japanese characters were not supported
Plain geometric bases with no texture, rounded corners, pegs or holes to locate a figure or the plate