THEM 1947 case file
Disclosure Alien Greys - THE STALKER
Case file 004 - classified Grey specimen dossier with print-ready 3D model documentation from the THEM 1947 archive.
THEM 1947 Disclosure Alien Greys - THE NIGHT STALKER Meet The Night Stalker, another chilling addition to my THEM 1947 Disclosure Alien Greys collection. Designed with an eerie, creeping presence, this model captures the look of a Grey alien moving through the darkness, watching, hunting, and closing in on its target. With its oversized cranium, dark alien eyes, long limbs, and unsettling stance, The Night Stalker was made to stand out as a creepy sci fi display piece. Whether placed on a shelf, used in a UFO-themed setup, added to a Halloween display, or included in an alien invasion diorama, this model brings a strong mysterious and intimidating presence to any collection. This model has been optimized for 3D printing and should look great at a variety of scales. It is perfect for fans of UFO lore, alien disclosure, Roswell style stories, sci fi collectibles, horror displays, and classic Grey alien designs. Print Recommendations ️ Material: PLA, PLA+, or PETG Layer Height: 0.16-0.20 mm Infill: 10-15% Walls: 3 Supports: Strong Tree Supports are highly recommended ️ Adaptive Layer Height: Recommended for better detail Important: Because of the alien's pose, limbs, fingers, toes, and overhangs, strong supports are recommended for the most reliable print. Standard tree supports may work, but if printing larger or with extended limbs, consider using Strong Tree Supports or increasing your support strength/settings to help prevent support failure during printing. This model scales well, but if you print it smaller, consider using a finer layer height to preserve the facial details, fingers, toes, and body features. Part of the THEM 1947 Collection
Print profile
- Layer height: 0.2
- Walls: 2
- Infill: 15%
- Print time: 8.7 h
- Material weight: 201 g
About this archive entry
Each THEM 1947 case file documents a display-grade alien Grey print from the studio catalog: pose notes, recommended slicer settings, and MakerWorld download links. Files are free for personal printing; commercial use requires membership where noted on the live case page.