3D Printed Bunny Figurines

From mischievous warriors to tranquil garden companions, our 3D printed bunny figurines turn a beloved animal into striking display pieces for shelves, desks, and curated collections.

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The rabbit is one of the few animal shapes that carries almost any tone you give it. Soften the ears and round the body and it reads as spring and gentleness; sharpen the same silhouette, hand it an axe, and it reads as fantasy. Both live in this collection, and that range is the reason it rewards browsing rather than searching. A Bunny Axeman in battle gear, a Skeleton Bunny, a Knitted Easter Bunny and a Round Bunny Wall Sculpture are the same animal solving four completely different display problems.

Three kinds of rabbit on this page

The first is articulated: pieces printed with their joints already in place, so they pose and flex straight out of the box. The Articulated Twisty White Rabbit and the Cute Articulated Bunny Pair belong here, and they are the ones that hold a visitor's attention longest.

The second is sculptural and static — wall reliefs, seated figures, and small multi-packs meant to be grouped. A Tiny Bunny Figurine 5-Pack scattered along a shelf edge does more work than one large piece, and costs less.

The third is seasonal. Easter and Valentine's variants are featured as those dates approach, and most can still be ordered afterwards, so a spring set can be completed at any time of year.

How they are made, and who made them

Every rabbit here is 3D printed on demand in durable PLA at our farm in Laval, Quebec, in small batches rather than warehoused runs. Most sit at $12.99, with larger multi-piece sets reaching into the thirties. The catalogue is a mix: original 3DCentral designs alongside licensed models from community artists such as Triple G Workshop, TwistyPrints, Zou3D, STLFlix and Gob3D. Each listing names its designer, and that is the field to check before assuming anything about reprint rights — they differ from artist to artist.

Collecting them

These are decorative collectibles for adults and design-minded enthusiasts, not children's toys and not pet chews. They are made to be looked at, posed and grouped. Rabbits also sit well beside the rest of the menagerie: try the wider Articulated Figurines range, or Foxes, Bears and Cats to build a coordinated shelf.