Dungeon Crawler Carl 3D prints

For Crawlers, Princess Donut readers, and the wider LitRPG / progression-fantasy crowd. Ten 3D-printable designs from Matt Dinniman's Dungeon Crawler Carl I've drawn over the past month in a small studio in Sweden, sized for the Crawl re-read shelf and the next-floor gift run.

Most lean into the same 2D-art silhouette I use across the bookmark catalog: hot-pink raptors, white cat figures, scene panels lettered to match whatever Donut yelled most recently. They print clean as a single filament, but the catalog is tuned for Bambu AMS multicolor where the lettering and pose pop hardest. The lightbox is the outlier: a layered build that needs a 1m USB LED strip to do its job.

Princess Donut, four ways

If you're here specifically for the magnificently imperious cat, this is the corner. Four of the ten are Donut, one as a paintable figure and three as bookmarks with different attitudes. The figure is the one to start with if you don't have an AMS: paint-friendly, no multicolor required, sized to live next to the audiobook setup on a desk.

Princess Donut Dungeon Crawler Carl, Princess Donut, in figure form

The bookmarks then do what the figure can't, which is travel inside a paperback. The earliest of them is Donut mid-scolding-Carl: a multicolor profile pose tuned for AMS, sized to slip between mass-market pages without bending the spine.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Bookmark Princess Donut, Princess Donut, scolding Carl, multicolor

The alt-pose Donut bookmark came later, a re-staging of the same silhouette family with a different attitude.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Bookmark Princess Donut, Princess Donut, alt pose, AMS-ready

The third Donut bookmark drops the alt-pose framing and goes back to what makes Donut Donut: magnificent and page-marking.

Princess Donut Dungeon Crawler Carl Bookmark, Princess Donut, magnificent, page-marking

The Carl bookmarks, four ways

Four of the ten are straight Dungeon Crawler Carl bookmarks, each a different beat from the Crawl. The flagship of the set is the AMS-multicolor 2D-art version, the one I keep referring back to when somebody asks where to start.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Bookmark, for DCC + LitRPG readers mid-floor-clear

Two more variants followed, a v1 and an alt-pose iteration. Same silhouette family, same AMS-multicolor brief, different staging.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Bookmark, DCC, page-marker edition

Dungeon Crawler Carl Bookmark, DCC fan-art bookmark, alt pose

The fourth is the GET OUT THERE AND KILL KILL KILL! quote bookmark, which is the loudest of the set. The line is lettered across the panel; the silhouette stays underneath.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Bookmark, Donut's GET OUT THERE AND KILL KILL KILL! quote

Mongo and the GODDAMM'T DONUT lightbox

Two more from the dungeon-show interludes side of the catalog, for the readers who pick favorites between the cast.

The Mongo bookmark is a hot-pink raptor silhouette mid-stride, with MONGO IS APPALLED! lettered in bright yellow across the panel. It's the loudest cover in the set and the easiest to spot on a shelf.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Bookmark, Mongo's MONGO IS APPALLED! quote

The lightbox is the outlier of the catalog: not a bookmark, not a figure, but a layered shadow-box built around the GODDAMM'T DONUT!! scene. AMS multicolor for the layered panels, plus a 1m USB LED strip behind everything.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Lightbox, the GODDAMM'T DONUT!! scene, lit

How they print

Eight bookmarks, one figure, one lightbox. The bookmarks all use the same 2D-art brief: silhouette doing the work, AMS handling the multicolor pass on the lettering. Single-filament fallback works on every bookmark in the set if you don't have an AMS: you lose the color contrast on Mongo's yellow lettering and the cat's white outline, but the silhouette still reads.

The figure is the only design that's explicitly paint-friendly. No AMS required, no multicolor pass: print it in any single-color filament and finish with hobby paint. The lightbox is the only design that needs hardware, a 1m USB LED strip sold separately. Everything else is a one-print job.

Free files for everything live on MakerWorld. If you're printing to sell at a craft fair or a BookTok creator-run shop, commercial printing rights live behind a Patreon tier.