Seasonal Drops Collection — 3D Printed Figurines

Browse 145 Unique Seasonal Drops Designs

Seasonal Drops is the collection for pieces tied to a date on the calendar: Halloween and autumn, the bunny run, Christmas, Valentine’s Day and a zodiac piece or two. Where the shop’s categories are sorted by subject, this collection is sorted by occasion. Each listing is a finished physical piece printed in Quebec, ready to display, not a digital file.

What the seasons look like here

Halloween and autumn is the largest group, with close to fifty titles naming a pumpkin, skull, skeleton, witch or jack-o’-lantern: the Pumpkin Skeleton five-pack, the Classic Animated Pumpkin, the Spiky Diamond Skull Statue, the Fallen King Skull with Crown, the Corduroy Witch Cat with its pointed hat, the Kitten Sleeping on a Jack-o’-Lantern, the Dracoween Warden of the Patch, and the Hallowed Hush Pumpkin Door Knocker, a skeleton emerging from a jack-o’-lantern that its page notes needs no screws or LEDs to hang. Triple G Workshop’s Six Skull Bowl, six interlocking skulls forming a dish, doubles as a candy bowl or planter. Bunnies are the second group, over fifty of them, and most are character bunnies rather than holiday pieces: the Roman Centurion, the Greek Philosopher, the Golfer, the Hedgehog, the Triceratops, the Yorkshire Terrier and the Abraham Lincoln bunny among them. The pieces that name a spring holiday are few: the Easter Basket Robot and the Pancake Bunny, both original 3DCentral designs, the latter a bunny melting into a stack of pancakes with syrup and butter, plus the Knitted Easter Bunny and the Spring Bonnet Bunny. Christmas brings the Santa Claus Bunny mashup, reindeer centrepieces and candle holders and a modern reindeer decor piece; Valentine’s Day, a heart candle holder, a heart vase and a rose in a vase; and the zodiac, an Aries ram with a heart motif.

How to use this collection

Start with the date. We print to order, so a Halloween piece has to be printed, checked and shipped before 31 October, and choosing early in the season is the safe move; the same goes for December. Then think in groups: two or three pumpkins of different sizes, or a row of bunnies, make a better shelf than a single piece. The Christmas decor guide shows how to build a holiday display from printed pieces, and its advice on scale and spacing carries over to autumn and spring.

Designers

About four in five pieces are catalogued without a named studio (115 of 145 listings on 23 September 2026). Seven are original 3DCentral designs, including the Pancake Bunny, the Easter Basket Robot and the Vampire Bunny; Triple G Workshop also has seven, and Zou3D, STLFlix, TwistyPrints, SnapPrint3D, Mystic Mesh 3D, ATRO and RUMcajz account for the rest, printed with permission. Credits appear on the product page where they are on record. Buying a physical piece does not include its file or any permission to print copies.

Related shelves

Nothing here is cleared out at the end of a season, because nothing is stocked: each piece is printed in PLA when it is ordered, at our farm in Laval. Sized for a shelf, a desk or a windowsill, they are display pieces for teens and adults. The wider seasonal category holds holiday pieces whether or not they belong to a collection; the bunnies and skulls categories file the same subjects without a seasonal tag; and the new releases collection shows what has just been added, in season or out.