Choosing between two nearly identical STL downloads can stall a 3D print session before you ever slice a file. In the printable models miniatures corner, you have two Game of Thrones-style sword files, each described as a 120 cm / 47 inch model in STL format. One carries the extra 'Jon Snow 2' wording in its title; the other is labeled specifically for FDM. Both share the same artist, COA, condition, origin, culture, date of creation, features, handmade flag, and listed dimensions, so the real question is what you want from the title and how much you want to pay.
Quick Verdict
If the lower listed price matters more to you, pick the FDM-labeled file at the lower cost. If you want the title that explicitly says 'Jon Snow 2' and you're willing to pay more, pick the other file. In every other listed respect, the two entries mirror each other.
Price Comparison
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar |
|---|---|---|
| Sword Game of Thrones Jon Snow 2 size 120 cm 47 Inch File STL for 3D Printer | USD 2.99 | |
| Sword Game of Thrones 120 cm 47 Inch for FDM, File STL for 3D Printer | USD 0.99 |
Shared Profile
Both downloads show the same attribute set:
- Artist: Cody3D
- Certificate of Authenticity (COA): Yes
- Condition: New
- Country of Origin: Italy
- Culture: File STL
- Date of Creation: 2000-Now
- Features: Personalized
- Handmade: Yes
- Item Height: 47 in
- Item Length: 3.5 in
Both are described as STL file downloads for 3D printing, not physical swords.
Where Each File Wins
- The Jon Snow 2-titled file wins on name specificity: the title spells out 'Jon Snow 2 size 120 cm 47 Inch File STL'.
- The FDM-labeled file wins on price: it is the lower-cost of the two while carrying the same attribute set.
Product Notes
Sword Game of Thrones Jon Snow 2 size 120 cm 47 Inch File STL for 3D Printer
If the 'Jon Snow 2' version identifier matters to you, this is the file to grab. At USD 2.99, it carries the higher listed price of the two, but the title gives you a more specific model name to match against your print plan. The attributes mirror the FDM-labeled file: Cody3D artist, COA yes, new condition, Italy origin, File STL culture, 2000-Now date, personalized feature, handmade yes, 47 in height, 3.5 in length. Remember this is a file purchase only-the description says no physical object will be sent, and it points to a download link. The trade-off is the price: you are paying $2.00 more for a title that includes 'Jon Snow 2' when the attribute set is the same as the cheaper file.
Sword Game of Thrones 120 cm 47 Inch for FDM, File STL for 3D Printer
When your budget is the first number you look at, this FDM-labeled file is the one at USD 0.99. It is the lower-cost way to get a 47-inch sword STL with the same listed artist, COA, condition, origin, culture, date, features, handmade flag, and dimensions. The title points directly to FDM/FFF printing, and the description mentions separate versions for FDM-FFF and DLP-SLA-SLS. The trade-off: the title drops the 'Jon Snow 2' wording, so if matching that exact name matters, this file does not show it. As with the other download, you are buying a digital STL, not a printed sword.
Final Choice by Use Case
Go with the Jon Snow 2-titled file if you want that specific version name in your project and you are comfortable with the higher listed price. Go with the FDM-labeled file if the lower listed price matters most and you do not need the 'Jon Snow 2' wording. Since the attribute set is identical for both, the practical decision comes down to the title you want versus the cost.
