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3D PRINTING / WOW ART FRAME

WoW Art
Frame.

Black square WoW-inspired frame against a navy wall
Digital product visualization, shown with the Orgrimmar poster.

A SIMPLE FRAME. A FAMILIAR EMBLEM.

Change the print.
Keep the frame.

Created to bring the Horde Cities Collection off the screen, this frame pairs a 20 × 20 cm print area with a raised WoW emblem along the top edge.

The black body lets the artwork stand out, while the gold-toned emblem gives the frame its character. Use a poster from the collection or another print in the same size.

HOW IT WORKS

Slide it in.
Make it yours.

The frame is one piece. Slide your print in through the channel on the left. To change the artwork, slide it back out and replace it.

Designed for 200 × 200 mm artwork. Keep the print square, and check that your paper thickness works with the channel on your finished frame.

Vector diagram showing how to use the WoW-inspired frame
Illustrative diagram. Select it for a closer look.

MODEL FILES

Print your own frame.

Choose the file that works best for your printer and workflow.

Before you print

Check your printer profile, build area, filament assignments, and support needs before slicing. Saved settings may not suit every printer. No ready-to-run G-code is included.

Filament assignments define the color regions within the single-piece frame. STL files don’t include color or filament information.

FIND YOUR PRINT

A little Azeroth.
A place of your own.

Orgrimmar, Thunder Bluff, Undercity, and Sen’jin Village. Four places, one square format.

Explore the Horde Cities Collection

An independent fan project inspired by World of Warcraft. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment.