Description
Pregnant belly 3D print files for 11.5 in (1:6 scale) fashion dolls: a pregnancy look for doll photography, a display or a custom doll, printed on your own 3D printer or by a print service. The set has two printable belly attachments with the same outer shape and two different inner fit structures, so you can choose the one that sits better on your doll. The belly is an independent design made for selected 11.5 in bodies, such as Barbie® and similar dolls. The doll, clothes and printed belly in the photos are not included.
What you get
- Fit 01: 50.9 x 32.2 x 36.0 mm (H x W x D), with extra rear attachment geometry
- Fit 02: 50.0 x 32.2 x 31.2 mm (H x W x D), with a simpler, open rear fit
- Both files are one-piece, closed meshes in one ZIP, dimensions in millimetres
- Printing and licence guide (PDF)
- Instant download after payment - the link is on the order page and in your confirmation email
Two pregnant belly 3D print variants, one shape
From the outside the two bellies are identical: a smooth, rounded shell about 5 cm high and 3 cm wide, with side tabs that hold it on the body. The difference is inside. Fit 01 has extra rear geometry for a firmer hold; Fit 02 has a simpler open rear and is the quicker print. Dolls of the same height can have different torso, waist and hip shapes, so the belly is not a universal fit. If you are not sure, print both at 100% and keep the one that sits better on your doll. Which bodies differ and how is explained in our guide to fashion doll body types.
How to print
- Download the ZIP from your order page or the link in your order confirmation email, then unzip it.
- Open the STL file in your slicer. STL files do not store units: choose millimetres when importing.
- Keep the pregnant belly 3D print at 100% scale for the first print. Changing the scale also changes the fit.
- A good starting position: rotate the model so the rear (attachment) edge rests on the build plate, use your slicer's drop to bed command and consider adding a brim.
- Check the first layer and the support preview. The files are not pre-supported; supports, layer height and finishing depend on your printer, material and orientation.
- After printing, remove supports carefully and sand lightly if needed. Try the fit on the doll before painting.
Printer calibration, material shrinkage and finishing can change the final fit slightly. Basic 3D printing and slicing knowledge is recommended. The photos show real printed pieces, unpainted, next to styled scenes of dressed dolls; a soft stretch knit dress follows the new shape without any alteration.
Licence: personal use
Your purchase gives you a non-transferable licence to print these models for your own personal, non-commercial use. You may not share, sell, exchange, upload or redistribute the files, include them in another digital product, share or sell a modified version, or sell printed copies. Copyright of the designs stays with DiNerija; a commercial licence is not included. This licence is stricter than the one for our sewing patterns, where you may sell what you sew.
Safety
A pregnant belly 3D print is a small part and is not a toy. It has not been tested or certified as a children's product. Adult supervision is needed, and small parts should be kept away from young children.
Good to know
- This is a digital download of pregnant belly 3D print files. No physical item is shipped.
- An independent design, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any doll manufacturer.
- If a file does not open or seems faulty, write to us with the file name, the slicer you use and a screenshot, and we will help.
- Our other digital files, sewing patterns and printable paper dolls, are in Digital Downloads.
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