From WrestleMania to wrestling snakes in the jungles of Jumanji, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is a familiar sight on our screens, and now, it seems, on our 3D printers. Rising to fame through WWF wrestling, Dwayne Johnson went on to become one of Hollywood’s most popular actors. Since his first starring role in The Mummy Returns, he’s graced the big screen with roles in Moana, Fast Five, The Rundown, and many other action films.
As with most celebrities, their 3D image can be easily acquired and attached to almost any object you can think of. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is no exception. If you can imagine it, someone, somewhere has attached The Rock to it. In this article, we’ve put together a list of some of the most amusing The Rock 3D prints out there.
If you or one of your friends consider themselves the ultimate The Rock fan, or the thought of The Rock on a chicken simply amuses you, look no further. And if you don’t have a 3D printer, worry not, Craftcloud by All3DP can sort you out with affordable 3D prints delivered right to your door.
Now, without further ado, let’s check out these hilarious 3D prints!
The Croc
If you were expecting an animal-themed print, fear not, we give you, The Rock on a Croc. Love them or hate them, Crocs are undeniably comfortable footwear. You can give your pair extra style points with some Rock-themed flair.
Simply print out The Rock’s head and attach it to your Crocs. The creator recommends making sure the screw head at the base of the neck is slightly larger than the hole in the Crocs so that it stays securely in place. No supports are necessary.
- Who designed it? LachlanColeman
- How printable/popular is it? This is a popular choice, with around 800 downloads and 3 posted makes.
- Where to find it? Printables
The Rocktopus
As the name suggests, The Rocktopus pairs your favorite celebrity with one of nature’s famous escape artists, the octopus. It makes a great gift and gives your 3D printer a good workout with all those articulated legs.
No supports are necessary for this neat model, but you can use a raft for the tentacles. The many remixes are a testament to its popularity.
- Who designed it? daath
- How printable/popular is it? The original file has over 17,900 downloads, and there 71 makes across the different sites.
- Where to find it? Thingiverse, Cults, Printables
The Wok
What better way to spice up your kitchen decor than with The Wok? This is the kind of idea that comes to mind during a creative brainstorming session. While it’s not the most practical print, it’s certainly silly.
If you want to print this one, keep in mind that the large overhang and the fine details in the face will give your printer a decent challenge. Supports are recommended.
- Who designed it? LinkDesigns
- How printable/popular is it? This print currently has over 40 downloads and 1 shared make.
- Where to find it? Printables
The Shrock
This next pairing combines The Rock with everybody’s favorite green ogre from Far Far Away. These two go together like Shrek and Donkey or even Shrek and Princess Fiona. If Hollywood ever releases a live-action remake of Shrek, The Rock must surely be high on the list of candidates to play the titular role.
To print this magical model, you’ll need to use supports underneath the chin. The creator used a standard 0.2-mm layer height (ogres have layers like onions, after all) and 15% infill with 2 perimeters.
- Who designed it? ThinAir3D
- How printable/popular it is? This fairytale print has five shared makes across both sites.
- Where to find it? Thingiverse, Printables
The Rockolate Bar
Now here’s the perfect snack for fans of The Rock. If you’re lucky enough to own a chocolate printer, you can fire it up and start your own Rockolate bar factory. However, you can also stick to your standard FDM printer and print some bars for fun decorations and gifts.
The creator used a 0.12-mm layer height and 10% infill for their Ender 3 printer. Print with brown PLA for a realistic chocolate look.
- Who designed it? wilkprints
- How printable/popular is it? This sweet treat has over 200 likes on Thingiverse. Will you be the first to share your make?
- Where to find it? Thingiverse
Bob Rock
Beloved painter and television star Bob Ross once said, “We don’t make mistakes. We just have happy accidents”. While he was talking about painting, you can consider this print, a mix between Bob Ross and The Rock, to be the happiest of accidents. Even the cute squirrel on his shoulder looks amused by this pairing.
While no print settings are provided, one maker notes in the comments that supports are necessary.
- Who designed it? HansSchulz (remixed from Wekster and Jake Singer)
- How printable/popular is it? With over 210 downloads and 4 shared makes, Bob Rock is a popular choice.
- Where to find it? Printables
The Slug
They say opposites attract and this is certainly true of our next model. To pair The Rock, a man of great physical prowess, with the body of a slug is certainly a funny combination. This print should be a nice way to show off your printer’s abilities, plus it’s sure to be fun for younger minds.
The creator recommends scaling up 150% with 0.16-mm layer height, 10% infill, and custom supports under the chin.
- Who designed it? Grizzled_Gnome (remixed from _Isaiah_)
- How printable/popular is it? Blazing a trail to 425 likes and 3 makes, Slug Rock is a hit among fans.
- Where to find it? Thingiverse
The Chicken
What do you get when you cross The Rock with a chicken? No, it’s not a joke. Someone really has crossed our lovable hero with a chicken. Well, a rooster to be correct.
This intricate model has been given The Rock treatment and we can honestly say it looks all the better, even down to the cute little comb on his head. Supports aren’t necessary, and you can stick with a standard 0.2-mm layer height and 15% infill.
- Who designed it? philtrevor
- How printable/popular is it? Pecking its way through over 280 downloads and more than 4,000 views on Cults and 1 shared make on Thingiverse, Rooster Rock is the king of the coop.
- Where to find it? Cults, Thingiverse
The TardiRock
Tardigrades are tough little microscopic animals that look similar to caterpillars. They can survive just about anywhere, including outer space. While they won’t win any beauty competitions, they can enter hibernation to live through environmental threats, like excessive heat or freezing temperatures, which is pretty impressive.
To successfully print the TardiRock, print it on its back with supports. One maker used TPU with lightning infill at 20% for a soft toy.
- Who designed it? freckledscience (remixed from Psdwizzard)
- How printable/popular is it? This model has over 140 likes and 2 shared makes.
- Where to find it? Thingiverse
Eevee
Possibly the cutest of all the Pokémon, Eevee is given a Rock-style remodel here. This model features The Rock’s face and Eevee’s distinctive ears and body, making it the perfect combination of soft and strong.
This detailed model is probably best suited to a resin printer so that the fine details are not lost in layer lines. However, many makers used filament, with one maker posting their successful print settings. They recommend using supports with 15% infill.
- Who designed it? Mypokeprints
- How printable/popular is it? With over 8,600 downloads and 8 shared makes, this model has plenty of fans.
- Where to find it? Cults
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