Start with the file.
Check the design’s formats, material versions and instructions. Engraving artwork needs an engraving workflow; an assembly model needs the correct cutting files and material.
Sci-fi projects / Digital laser files
Build another world.
Wooden spacecraft and robots, layered wall art and smaller sci-fi projects. Explore the designs and check their release status before planning a cut or engraving.
Digital files · No physical model or kit
Choose how to make it.
29 designs & sets / 4 groups
Spacecraft & robot models.
Assemble parts into freestanding models. Individual designs and bundles are shown separately; availability is marked on each card.
01 / 3D assembly
Space Falcon · 3D Model
A broad circular hull, a side cockpit and surface panels form this freestanding starship. Choose the layered version below for a flat wall display.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
02 / 3D model variants
X-Fighter T65 & T70
Long wing-mounted cannons surround a narrow fuselage. The T65 and T70 versions have different wing arrangements.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
03 / 3D assembly
Galaxy Interceptor
Pointed wing panels extend ahead of a round cockpit. A compact starfighter with an angular outline.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
04 / 3D assembly
Galaxy Fighter
Two broad upright wings frame the central cockpit. The standing model shows the panel structure from several angles.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
05 / 3D assembly
Jedi Starfighter
A short, pointed nose and raised cockpit give this craft a wedge-shaped profile. Layered plywood parts build the body in depth.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
06 / Model set
Snowspeeder & N1
An angular Snowspeeder with twin forward cannons, paired with the N1 starfighter design.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
07 / Model bundle
X-Wing & Snowspeeder Bundle
A pair of spacecraft with different silhouettes: the X-Wing and the Snowspeeder.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
08 / Model set
Galaxy Starship Set
A group of wing-panel starfighters with different silhouettes for a shelf display.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
09 / 3D assembly
Jaeger Robot
A standing robot with broad shoulders, segmented limbs and layered armor. A different build from the spacecraft in this group.
Moving to MakerWorld
Art built in layers.
Stack flat cut shapes to create spacecraft, portraits and planet scenes with depth.
10 / Layered wall art
Death Star
Circular panelwork gives way to an exposed framework along one side. Stacked cut layers create the depth of this wall piece.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
11 / Layered character art
R2-D2
A domed head and blue body panels build up from stacked layers. A character-shaped display rather than a freestanding robot kit.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
12 / Layered wall art
Mythosaur Skull
Long curved tusks surround the skull silhouette. The stacked face shapes create a raised, mask-like surface.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
13 / Layered portrait
Mandalorian
Helmet, shoulder armor and chest panels form a cropped character portrait. Build the image by stacking the cut outlines.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
14 / Layered portrait
Stormtrooper
A front-facing helmet and shoulder armor in a bold black-and-white arrangement. The portrait follows the character’s outer silhouette.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
15 / Layered helmet art
Dark Lord
The dark helmet fills a broad silhouette, with facial shapes raised in layers. A compact wall-art project.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
16 / Layered framed portrait
Galactic Trooper · Framed Art
A rectangular border surrounds a helmeted figure. This design uses a framed composition instead of a character-shaped outline.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
17 / Layered spacecraft art
Space Falcon · Layered Art
A top-down starship silhouette with panelwork built in layers. This is the wall-art version of the spacecraft.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
18 / Layered spacecraft art
Mando N1 Starfighter
A narrow fuselage and two long engine shapes form a pointed silhouette. Stacked layers describe the craft from above.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
19 / Layered spacecraft art
Blue Ace
Blue and orange accents cross a wide spacecraft silhouette. The design builds a shallow relief from flat cut layers.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
20 / Planet art set
Naboo, Coruscant & Tatooine
Three circular scenes with skyline and landscape silhouettes. Each planet has its own arrangement of stacked shapes.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
21 / Planet art set
Hoth, Mustafar & Endor
Snow, lava and forest scenes form a second trio of circular planet designs. Pick the setting for your wall or shelf.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
Smaller sci-fi projects.
Ornaments, a photo frame, a key holder and two bottle-opener designs.
22 / Hanging decorations
Character Ornaments
A collection of character-shaped decorations with hanging loops. Choose the figures you want to cut for your own display.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
23 / Hanging decorations
Spaceship Ornaments
Round frames hold spacecraft silhouettes. A different ornament collection built around ships rather than characters.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
24 / Key holder design
May the Keys Be With You
A broken-circle silhouette carries the quote above a row of character faces. A sci-fi project for the hallway.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
25 / Photo frame design
Best Dad in the Galaxy
Spaces for family photos sit above a galaxy-themed message. Use your own pictures to finish the display.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
26 / Hardware project
Bounty Helmet Bottle Opener
A helmet-shaped backplate with a small cap tray below. The finished project needs separate opener hardware.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
27 / Hardware project
Dark Lord Bottle Opener
A broad helmet-shaped backplate and a lower cap tray. The digital design provides the cut shapes; physical hardware is separate.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
For the engraving bed.
Image-based artwork for engraving a surface. These previews do not represent assembly kits or 3D-printing files.
28 / Engraving artwork
Galactic Warrior
An armored figure with a cape and blaster, prepared as engraving artwork. Use this image-based design for a surface engraving.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
29 / Engraving artwork
Mandalorian Engraving
A helmeted figure shown head to toe with a blaster and cape. This is an engraving design, not a kit for assembling the pictured figure.
Free release on MakerWorld planned
From file to workbench
Before the first cut.
A standing model, a layered picture and an engraving need different preparation.
Plan the cutting area.
Check the largest individual part and the complete layout for your chosen design, material and scale. Some fan-art files are awaiting revision before release. Rescaling changes both the slots and the overall dimensions.
Keep the detail.
Test a joint for a fitted model or a small area for an engraving. When resizing layered art, check that narrow bridges and small cutouts remain practical for your material.
Pick your
next project.
Are these finished models or digital files?
These are digital designs. You provide the material, cut or engrave it, and assemble the project where needed. Photos and visualizations show example finishes; physical parts, paint, lighting and hardware are not supplied.
What is the difference between a 3D model and layered art?
The assembly models form freestanding spacecraft or a robot. Layered art stacks flat shapes into a shallow relief. Engraving files create an image on a surface; they are not files for assembling the pictured figure.
Do bundles overlap with individual models?
Some sets share spacecraft with individual designs. Check the contents of the published MakerWorld release before choosing a bundle. Similar names do not mean the files or construction are identical.
Which formats and material thicknesses are available?
These vary by design. Formats, material versions, instructions and any additional hardware will be listed with each MakerWorld release. Check the published package before starting your build. Choose the version that matches your measured material and software.
Can I change the size?
Scaling a drawing changes its dimensions and any slots or tabs together. For layered artwork, check the smallest bridges and details before reducing the size. Test a small area before committing to the full cut or engraving.
Where can I find buildings for a sci-fi game?
The Tabletop Gaming Terrain collection includes the modular space station alongside other gaming buildings.