Project Hail Mary 3D Print Model STL File List

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Lisa Ernst · 27.06.2026 · 3D Printing · 8 min read

This is a practical Project Hail Mary 3D print model STL file list. It focuses on real download pages for Rocky, Grace, the Hail Mary spaceship, official-model remixes, keychains, magnets and display pieces. Availability and licenses can change, so always open the original source page before downloading, remixing or selling a printed copy.

Project Hail Mary STL file list

The table below is structured for fast use: open the source page, check the license, download the model files and read the creator’s print notes before slicing. Some pages provide STL directly, while others may include 3MF, ZIP archives, supported resin files, Bambu Studio profiles or remix folders.

Model Source File / format note Price License note Print difficulty
Official Rocky self-print ZIP Direct official ZIP mirror link ZIP download, official Rocky model referenced by Sketchfab uploader Free Check the official Project Hail Mary terms before reuse Medium to hard
Rocky, Project Hail Mary Sketchfab / William Croft Downloadable 3D model; visualizes the official unsupported Rocky model Free CC Attribution on Sketchfab Medium to hard
Rocky from Project Hail Mary - film version MakerWorld / Yolky Filament Printable and posable Rocky model, multi-part assembly Free BY license shown on 3DGO mirror Hard
Rocky from Project Hail Mary - film version Printables / MasonMakesStuff STL model page, related to the posable Rocky version Free Check the Printables model page license Hard
Rocky - Project Hail Mary Printables / M1Designs Figure folder with supported and unsupported options mentioned in the listing Free Check the Printables model page license Medium to hard
Project Hail Mary: Rocky - Movie-Official Remix Printables / Junior_07 Optimized remix based on the movie-official Rocky STL files Free Check remix and original-file license Medium
Project Hail Mary - Rocky Sculpture Model Printables / Junior_07 Small Rocky figurine / sculpture model Free Listing says the model was downloaded from the official site; verify reuse terms Medium
Rocky the Eridian - Project Hail Mary MakerWorld / Emin Static desk display Rocky with pentaradial body design Free MakerWorld Exclusive License shown on 3DGO mirror Medium
Project Hail Mary, Grace Figurine in Xenonite MakerWorld / PageMaster Grace figurine with supports already adjusted by the creator Free BY-NC-SA shown on 3DGO mirror Medium
Project Hail Mary Grace Figurine Printables / Vader Free STL model page for the Grace figurine Free Check the Printables model page license Medium
Project Hail Mary - Ryland Grace Model Printables / M1Designs Ryland Grace figure / figurine STL page Free Check the Printables model page license Medium
Project Hail Mary - Hail Mary Spaceship 3D Model 3DGO / MakerWorld mirror, Kayla Creates Hail Mary spaceship 3D printer file Free on model page Standard Digital File License shown on 3DGO mirror Easy to medium
The Hail Mary from Project Hail Mary Thingiverse / GraeMcNuggets Detailed Hail Mary spacecraft model Free Check the Thingiverse model page license Medium
Project Hail Mary Keychain MakerWorld / R.ai 3D Keychain-style fan model Free Check the MakerWorld model page license Easy
Project Hail Mary models collection Printables tag: projecthailmary Collection page for Rocky, Grace, wristband, magnets, bookmark and decor models Mostly free Each model has its own license Mixed

Best first downloads

Printed and posable Rocky model from Project Hail Mary on a 3D printer bed

Source: Image source: MakerWorld / 3DGO model preview, Yolky Filament

If you want the cleanest starting point, begin with the official Rocky ZIP, the Sketchfab visualization of the official Rocky model, and the Printables or MakerWorld versions that have real makes, comments and print notes. For a simpler print, choose the Hail Mary spaceship or the keychain before attempting a posable Rocky.

Open Rocky film-version model on MakerWorld

Rocky models: what to check before printing

Rocky Project Hail Mary 3D print parts laid out before assembly

Source: Image source: MakerWorld / 3DGO model preview, Yolky Filament

Rocky models are the most interesting Project Hail Mary prints, but they are also the easiest to fail. The body shape, legs, joints and optional accessories create many overhangs and small contact areas. For articulated Rocky models, read the file names carefully because creators often specify the number of copies per limb or hand part.

  • PLA: use enough walls or perimeters because thin joints can loosen or snap.
  • PETG or ASA: expect stronger functional parts, but tune supports carefully.
  • Resin: use pre-supported files when available and avoid brittle resin for thin legs.
  • Multipart assemblies: dry-fit all joints before gluing or heat-forming accessories.

Grace figurine models

Project Hail Mary Grace figurine in Xenonite printed model

Source: Image source: MakerWorld / 3DGO model preview, PageMaster

The Grace figurine is usually a better first character print than Rocky because it has fewer articulated parts. The Xenonite-style versions can still need careful support removal, especially around the raised hand and surface detail. The PageMaster MakerWorld version notes that supports were already tweaked, so do not blindly add automatic supports without checking the creator’s instructions.

Open Grace figurine in Xenonite on MakerWorld

Hail Mary spaceship STL files

Red 3D printed Hail Mary spaceship model held in hand

Source: Image source: MakerWorld / 3DGO model preview, Kayla Creates

The spaceship models are generally easier than a posable Rocky, especially if you print them larger. Small Hail Mary ship prints can lose panel details and can suffer from visible support scars around engine pods. If the model includes a 3MF profile, open it before importing the STL manually because it may contain the intended scale, orientation and support logic.

Open Hail Mary spaceship model on 3DGO / MakerWorld mirror

CAD preview of Hail Mary spaceship 3D print model

Source: Image source: MakerWorld / 3DGO model preview, Kayla Creates

The CAD-style preview is useful before download because it shows the model shape without painted or staged photography. Check whether the hull, engine pods and stand are split into separate parts. Split parts are usually easier to orient and cleaner to finish on both FDM and resin printers.

Open another Hail Mary spacecraft model on Thingiverse

License warning for Project Hail Mary STL files

Many files are fan-made, remixed, re-uploaded, or based on official campaign files. A free download does not automatically mean commercial use is allowed. Before selling printed copies, check three things: the creator license, the original model license and the Project Hail Mary intellectual-property context.

For this topic, the most important rule is simple: download from the original source page, save the license text with the STL, and do not assume that fan art or official campaign files can be sold commercially.
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Recommended printing order

Assembled articulated Rocky Project Hail Mary 3D print model

Source: Image source: MakerWorld / 3DGO model preview, Yolky Filament

  1. Start easy: Project Hail Mary keychain, mission patch, magnet or bookmark.
  2. Then print a ship: choose the Hail Mary spaceship model and test the scale.
  3. Then print Grace: use supported files if available and remove supports slowly.
  4. Finally print Rocky: choose a proven version with real print photos and assembly notes.

The articulated Rocky is the showpiece, but it should not be the first test print unless you already know your printer handles small joints and support cleanup well.

Blue Rocky the Eridian 3D print desk model

Source: Image source: MakerWorld / 3DGO model preview, Emin

A static Rocky desk model is usually more reliable than a fully articulated print. It is a good compromise if you want a recognizable Project Hail Mary display piece without tuning moving joints, sockets or tension-fit parts.

Open Rocky the Eridian desk model on MakerWorld

Search links for more Project Hail Mary STL files

New fan models and remixes appear quickly. These search pages are useful when you want to find newer Rocky variants, Hail Mary ship remixes, Grace figurines, keychains, magnets, wristbands and lightboxes.

FAQ

Is there an official Project Hail Mary STL file?

Yes. The official campaign made downloadable Project Hail Mary 3D printer files available, including Rocky and the Grace figurine. Because campaign pages can change, use the official site first and keep a copy of the license information with your downloaded ZIP or STL.

Which Project Hail Mary model should I print first?

Start with a keychain, magnet or spaceship model. Print Rocky after you are comfortable with supports, multipart assembly and fragile joints.

Is Rocky better on FDM or resin?

Resin captures detail better, but FDM can work for larger articulated versions if the model was designed for filament printing. PETG or ASA can be better than PLA for functional joints, while PLA is easier for simple display pieces.

Can I sell printed Rocky or Grace figures?

Do not sell printed copies unless the exact model license and the underlying Project Hail Mary rights allow commercial use. Many free downloads are personal-use, non-commercial or remix-restricted.

Why do some Project Hail Mary downloads include 3MF instead of only STL?

3MF files can preserve scale, orientation, color assignments and slicer settings. If a creator provides both STL and 3MF, open the 3MF first to understand the intended setup.

Final pick

For most makers, the best path is: download the official Rocky ZIP or a well-documented MakerWorld/Printables remix, print the Hail Mary spaceship as a quick display model, and only then attempt the articulated Rocky. The Project Hail Mary community is moving fast, so revisit the source links regularly for updated versions, repaired meshes and new print profiles.

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