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See title, I'm wondering if there are digital armatures, or better yet a full miniature model (of any type) available in the public domain to use as a test for 3d printing? I have a Form 1 and would like to try a wargaming type model on it, but am not sure where to find something like this.

Thoughts appreciated

Well, thingiverse pops to mind right off the bat.

http://www.thingiverse.com/

They may or may not have certain IP infringing 3D sculptures of a certain company....

Just doing a search on 3D Libraries turned up a number of additional ones.

Has you Form 1 actually shown up or is it in transit?

Oh yes, I've had it for several months now

Thanks, I have used Thingiverse for a lot of things, as well as this site:

http://www.grabcad.com

Just was wondering if anyone could point me in a specific direction. What did you search on Thingiverse to come up with them?