Top 3D Prints to Celebrate the 2026 World Cup

The wait is over: the World Cup starts today. As the world’s biggest football tournament kicks off, bring that stadium energy into your home and celebrate your team with standout 3D prints. From custom player figurines and home decor to snack bowls for watch parties, these printable projects will upgrade your match-day setup. Load your favorite filament, start your printer, and get ready to cheer every goal in style.

Your Favorite Player in Brick Form

Ever wanted to see stars like Ronaldo, Mbappé, or Messi recreated in a Lego-like style? Creator Orierre on MakerWorld offers custom, brick-style 3D-printable models of top players and accepts requests for additional figures. Several ready-to-download models are already available, and community photos show the figures are straightforward to print and assemble. They’re an easy way to celebrate your favorite player in miniature form.

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Photo Credits: Orierre

Vuvzela Horn

Make some noise with a 3D-printable vuvuzela that snaps together in three pieces—no tools or glue required. You can print it in your team’s colors and attach a strap to carry it on match day. The plug-and-play design is built for easy assembly and customization, perfect for adding a loud, personal touch to your celebrations.

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Photo Credit: @Titafubaki via Printables

Modular Snack Stadium

Turn your snack table into a match-day centerpiece with a fully 3D-printed modular snack stadium. The design assembles without glue but can be secured with a few drops for a permanent display. Available in two diameters (43 cm and 52 cm), it’s optimized to use minimal filament and features interchangeable center fields for soccer or football. Files include team-colored bleachers, light poles, flag templates, and other decorative elements—snacks are up to you.

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Photo Credits: Opsec via Maker World

Fifa World Cup Trophy

Bring the trophy home with a 3D-printable World Cup replica. The model is simple to print and can be produced as a single piece or split for a larger scaled version. Many makers use yellow filament, then apply metallic gold paint for a more realistic finish. It’s an excellent shelf piece for celebrating the tournament in your living room.

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Photo credits: A painted version from creator devi9jin (left) and a gold-filament version from creator Kethy (right)

World Cup Pinball Machine

This World Cup-themed tabletop pinball machine is a fully 3D-printed mechanical game that requires no metal parts, screws, or bolts. All moving components are printed as part of the design, making it a fun build and a great halftime activity for fans. It’s a compact project that keeps the tournament spirit alive between matches.

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Photo Credit: mahoq2 via Maker World

Airless Soccer Ball

For a playable, maintenance-free option, try an airless soccer ball printed in flexible TPU. Inspired by airless basketballs, this single-piece design follows size 5 dimensions and uses a hexagon-and-pentagon panel layout with seam detail. The model minimizes supports and overhangs to simplify printing and can be scaled if you want a different diameter.

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Photo Credits: 3DXAV via Maker World

A Lionel Messi Framed “Jersey”

This framed “jersey” is a modular 3D-printed art piece ideal for Messi fans. The glue-free design prints in three pieces—the outer frame, the jersey backplate, and an inner locking frame—that slide together to create depth without supports. It prints well in standard or matte PLA and offers a polished, display-ready result that’s as enjoyable to assemble as it is to show off.

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Photo Credits: RaccoonPrint (left) SummerXia2018 (right)

World Cup Trionda Bowl

Snack like a champion with a bowl modeled after the Trionda, the official match ball of the 2026 World Cup. The design includes separate compartments and a dedicated space for shells or waste. It’s a practical, themed accessory for game day that also works for everyday use.

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Photo Credit: libant via Maker World

Cristiano Ronaldo and the World Cup Figurine

A must-have for Portugal fans: a small Ronaldo figurine holding the World Cup. The model prints quickly—about 3.3 hours—and uses minimal filament. It requires painting after printing to achieve the final look, making it a compact, rewarding project for collectors and supporters.

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Photo Credits: AetherForge via Maker World

Trophy Fidget Clicker

Channel match-day nerves into a tactile fidget with a trophy-shaped clicker compatible with MX-style switches. These compact clickers are available in country variations and can be multi-color printed or painted to match team colors. There’s also a keychain version for fans on the go. Remember to enable supports for the switch hole when printing.

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Photo Credit: Makerize3D

Which of these prints will you make for match day? Share your projects and prints to celebrate the tournament with fellow makers and fans. Enjoy the World Cup and happy printing!