Blank Ball - 3D Printed - Hand of Stardust
DIY (full assembly required)
3D Printed Fan Collectibles · 3D Printed Pokéball

Blank Ball — 3D Printed Pokéball

€10,99 Taxes included · shipping at checkout

No design, no rules, no limits, just a blank canvas ready for your imagination. The Blank Ball is the perfect starting point for anyone who wants to create their own Poké Ball design from scratch, printed in clean white Bambu Lab PLA and prepped for painting right here at my workshop in the Netherlands.

Dimensions fully assembled: approximately 12 × 12 × 12 cm (L × W × H)
Designed by N3D. Printed, finished and shipped by Hand of Stardust.
Photos shown are of the assembled Blank Ball.

✦ Your Canvas, Your Rules

The Blank Ball arrives fully assembled in clean white, smoothed, prepped, and ready for you to paint any way you like. Whether you want to recreate a specific ball design, invent your own, or just see where the brush takes you, this is your starting point. All you need is paint and a vision.

✦ Tips for Painting Your Blank Ball

For best results, I recommend using acrylic paints with a primer coat first for smooth coverage. A fine-tipped brush helps with detail work around the seam line and button. Once finished, sealing with a matte or gloss varnish will protect your design and give it a professional finish. Have fun with it: there's no wrong way to make it yours! 🎨

Lead time
Printed after you order: usually leaves the workshop in 2 to 4 days.
Size
12 × 12 × 12 cm
Shipping
Tracked from the Netherlands. Free over €50.
✦ Dimensions

Measured at its widest points

The filled box is this piece's footprint on a shelf, measured across its widest points. The dashed boxes beside it are everyday objects drawn to the same scale, so you can judge the size against something you already own.

Width12cm
Height12cm
Depth12cm
1020300 cm
12
12cm This piece · 12 deep
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✦ Finish and care

Living with a print

Layer lines, honestly

It's a print, so it reads like one up close. Seams get sanded, supports get cleaned off, nothing gets filled in to fake a moulded look.

Keep it out of hot cars

PLA starts to soften around 50 °C. A sunny windowsill is fine: a parked car in August is not.

Dusting

Dry brush or a soft cloth. If it needs more than that, lukewarm water and patience: no solvents.