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Loki's Chitari Staff
Specifications

Files

3D model format

Stereolithography (.stl), 3D Manufacturing Format (.3mf)

Total files

16
Information
The total number of 3D model files available across all versions and updates of this model, including variants optimized for different types of 3D printers.

License

Personal use

Slicer settings

not available

Mesh error check

not specified

Support

Provided by 3D Artist (optional)

Update requests

Subject to 3D Artist’s discretion

Model complexity

Easy
Information

Easy: simple printing and assembly with minimal parts and supports.

Assembly guide

not available

Model versions

1.0 Initial

FFF/FDM

Files

16

Parts

not specified

Scale

1:1

Printed model size

not specified

Printed base size

not specified

Printing time

not specified

Filament

not specified

Assembly method

Glue

Features

The files include the core so that you can use (move face) in whichever cad program you wish to adjust the depth. The cuts now are meant to be channels for resin, but after printing myself, look fine without.


Several pieces act as friction held connections so that (if you choose) you can avoid paint and sanding in those areas so that you can disassemble the staff for transport.

The entire shaft will hold together with friction connections, but some of the smaller parts won't handle any playing around.

Additional details

Part of diorama

No

Add-on pack available

No

You will get instant access to the STL files of Loki's Chitari Staff after completing your purchase. Simply add the model to your cart and check out using PayPal, credit or debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Alipay, or other available payment methods.

Watch the assembly video for Loki's Chitari Staff, and explore more tutorials, behind-the-scenes content, 3D printing timelapses, and painting guides on the official Gambody YouTube channel.

Source Files

This 3D model comes with StereoLithography (.STL) files optimized for 3D printing. You'll get digital files, not a physical product

Important

Before printing, take a look at Printing Details for recommended settings and tips to achieve better results.

Loki's Chitari Staff includes 1 version(s) for the supported 3D printer type(s): FFF/FDM. Files are available for download after purchase.
See the Description and Specifications sections for more details about this model.

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Loki chitari staff.3mf
Loki chitari staff.3mf
Size:Calculation... File size: 114.55 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Stone coil.stl
Part Studio 1 - Stone coil.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 54.72 mb
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Part Studio 1 - shaft detail core.stl
Part Studio 1 - shaft detail core.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 48.46 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Hilt final.stl
Part Studio 1 - Hilt final.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 35.29 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Head main final.stl
Part Studio 1 - Head main final.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 27.92 mb
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Part Studio 1 - infinity stone.stl
Part Studio 1 - infinity stone.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 23.82 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Shaft part 2 final.stl
Part Studio 1 - Shaft part 2 final.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 16.51 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Head bracket.stl
Part Studio 1 - Head bracket.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 13.83 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Shaft Base Final.stl
Part Studio 1 - Shaft Base Final.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 10.04 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Shaft part 4 final.stl
Part Studio 1 - Shaft part 4 final.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 8.47 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Shaft top Final.stl
Part Studio 1 - Shaft top Final.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 7.70 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Shaft part 3 final.stl
Part Studio 1 - Shaft part 3 final.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 7.00 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Stone sheath 1.stl
Part Studio 1 - Stone sheath 1.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 2.46 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Stone sheath 2.stl
Part Studio 1 - Stone sheath 2.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 2.39 mb
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Part Studio 1 - blade final.stl
Part Studio 1 - blade final.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 0.74 mb
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Part Studio 1 - Bracket blade.stl
Part Studio 1 - Bracket blade.stl
Size:Calculation... File size: 0.36 mb
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Description
Loki's Chitari Staff - Description

Full size staff from infinity war and avengers.


I designed this because i couldnt fine one online without the third blade (which isn't present on the actual movie prop).

Minimal concessions were made for printability.


This model is pieces together for people who own a printer with a large print volume.

The full model is available for custom slicing. The STL is also available if you want to adjust the inlay depth or tweak any part.


The model was made with the use of UV resin in mind. The groves in the handle were meant to be filled to reduce sanding.

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Update History
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Version 1.0 - Initial

FFF/FDM

Released 23 Oct 2026

The files include the core so that you can use (move face) in whichever cad program you wish to adjust the depth. The cuts now are meant to be channels for resin, but after printing myself, look fine without.


Several pieces act as friction held connections so that (if you choose) you can avoid paint and sanding in those areas so that you can disassemble the staff for transport.

The entire shaft will hold together with friction connections, but some of the smaller parts won't handle any playing around.

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