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Digital 3D printable model of the Umbral Lamp from Lords of the Fallen – the lantern that lets you peek into the Umbral realm. Ours runs on a headlamp instead of dark magic. The printed flame glows inside the spiked cage, and when you twist the insert in the base, the light shader turns away and the lamp shines straight ahead like a torch – just like in the game. Hang it up as a decoration or carry it as a cosplay prop.
Included Files
- STL files sorted by colour (black, light blue, translucent blue), all parts fit a 200 × 200 × 220 mm print volume
- Assembled OBJ file showing where every part belongs (also handy for scaling)
- 3MF project files for PrusaSlicer (Original Prusa MK4S) and Bambu Studio (Bambu Lab P1S) with parts arranged on plates, colours assigned and supports set
3D Model Dimensions
- Height: 130 mm assembled lamp
- Largest part: 219 mm tall, 198 × 147 mm footprint
Feel free to scale the model to fit your needs. Keep in mind that the headlamp holder is sized for a real headlamp, so scale it only if your light still fits. Learn more about sizing and scaling for cosplay here.
Light Source
The lamp is lit by an ordinary headlamp. We used a Petzl Actik, but the angled holder fits many headlamp models, and a flat generic holder is included for the ones that don’t. The light shader bounces the light into the flame and keeps it from shining straight through the window. Twist the insert in the base and the shader moves aside – now the lamp works as a torch, just like in the game.
Printer Settings
- 3MF provided with recommended settings and preset supports
- Layer height: 0.15 mm (0.16 mm in the Bambu profile)
- Infill: 5 % gyroid pattern
- Supports: only for the Base – 30° organic. No supports for the rest of the parts.
- Brim: on the Light Shader and the Dangling Metal pieces
- Total print time: about 19 hours
- Filaments used in the photos: Prusament Galaxy Black PLA (272 g), Fillamentum Baby Blue PLA (15 g), Fillamentum Crystal Clear Iceland Blue PLA (28 g)
Settings may vary depending on your printer – use these as a starting point.
Assembly
Most parts simply snap into place – we spent a lot of time making the assembly as painless as possible. Only a few joints need glue. A full assembly video is coming shortly.
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This fan-made model was brought to life by 3Demon, a team of modeling and 3D printing enthusiasts based in Prague, Czech Republic. We’ve been creating 3D printable models for over a decade, from cosplay accessories to all sorts of interesting designs.
















