Borderlands 4 fans can now hold the chaos in their hands, as Prusa and Gearbox release downloadable prop files on launch day.
Prusa Research is bridging the digital divide for gamers and makers with the release of official 3D printable files for Borderlands 4 on Printables.com, developed in partnership with Gearbox Software and publisher 2K Games. The launch marks one of the first times in gaming history that fans can download and print game-accurate props the same day a major title reaches shelves. It is a milestone for cosplay enthusiasts and the wider maker community, and after all, who would not want the ability to print their own props?
Iconic items such as the Psycho and Ripper masks, detailed weapon replicas, and finely crafted cosplay components are now available as free downloads, with every model apparently tested on Prusa’s lineup of 3D printers. For once, users no longer need to rely on fan recreations or weeks of design work. Instead, the process is as simple as selecting a file, starting a print and holding a piece of the Borderlands universe in hand.
Prusa Research CEO Josef Průša said: “I love when the line between digital and physical blurs. Borderlands 4 launches, and on the same day you can already have a Ripper mask sitting on your desk. That’s just awesome. Usually, props like this take weeks of work to design from scratch. Now it’s literally click, print and a piece of Borderlands is in your hands. I’m truly happy that we could kick things off with Gearbox because Borderlands is such a popular universe among cosplayers.”
The Borderlands collaboration is the latest in a growing series of gaming partnerships. Recent additions to Printables.com include official models from Cyberpunk 2077 and Kingdom Come: Deliverance, further solidifying Prusa’s focus on providing cosplayers and fans with reliable, game-accurate assets. Many of the models feature striking detail and unique designs that feel lifted directly from the game worlds.
Each new set strengthens the case for 3D printing in cosplay and gaming communities, showcasing how the technology is changing the way fans interact with their favourite franchises. With a compatible printer, anyone can now craft high-quality props, accessories and collectibles.
As fans jump into the latest entry in the Borderlands franchise, these new models offer fresh ways to capture elements of the digital world. Anyone interested can visit Printables.com to download the sets for themselves.
