Bring cinematic realism to your rooftop dioramas with this hand-painted HVAC/AC condenser unit. Designed for 1:12 scale action figures (6–7 inch scale), this piece adds instant urban grit and detail to your setups. Each unit is 3D printed in durable FDM filament and carefully painted by hand to achieve a weathered, industrial finish. Perfect for figure photography, display scenes, or custom builds.
Available in two variants:
Painted: Professionally finished with realistic weathering, decals, and street-worn textures.
Unfinished: Printed with supports removed only. No sanding, primer, or paint applied..
Scale: 1:12 (fits 6–7 inch figures)
Material: FDM 3D print (finished, painted, and sealed)
Use: Diorama display, toy photography, custom figure scenes
Every painted piece is unique, with slight variations in finish to enhance realism.
This is a physical, hand-painted item.
All sales are final.
No returns, refunds, or cancellations unless the product arrives damaged.
Intended for collectors and display use only.
Bring cinematic realism to your rooftop dioramas with this hand-painted HVAC/AC condenser unit. Designed for 1:12 scale action figures (6–7 inch scale), this piece adds instant urban grit and detail to your setups. Each unit is 3D printed in durable FDM filament and carefully painted by hand to achieve a weathered, industrial finish. Perfect for figure photography, display scenes, or custom builds.
Available in two variants:
Painted: Professionally finished with realistic weathering, decals, and street-worn textures.
Unfinished: Printed with supports removed only. No sanding, primer, or paint applied..
Scale: 1:12 (fits 6–7 inch figures)
Material: FDM 3D print (finished, painted, and sealed)
Use: Diorama display, toy photography, custom figure scenes
Every painted piece is unique, with slight variations in finish to enhance realism.
This is a physical, hand-painted item.
All sales are final.
No returns, refunds, or cancellations unless the product arrives damaged.
Intended for collectors and display use only.
