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Football stadiums in 3D

Pick a stadium and download it as a 3D model: the real outline, the stands rising in rows, the pitch with all its lines, a roof that lifts off and the name on the front. Free, no account, STL or multi-colour 3MF.

The Maracanã: plinth, stands, pitch and lines in one multi-colour print, the roof as a second one.

Pick a stadium

  1. Maracanã Rio de Janeiro · 78,838 seats
  2. MorumBIS São Paulo · 66,795 seats
  3. Allianz Parque São Paulo · 43,713 seats
  4. Neo Química Arena São Paulo · 49,205 seats
  5. Vila Belmiro Santos · 16,068 seats
  6. São Januário Rio de Janeiro · 21,880 seats
  7. Nilton Santos Rio de Janeiro · 46,831 seats
  8. Mineirão Belo Horizonte · 61,927 seats
  9. Arena MRV Belo Horizonte · 46,000 seats
  10. Beira-Rio Porto Alegre · 50,842 seats
  11. Arena do Grêmio Porto Alegre · 55,662 seats
  12. Arena da Baixada Curitiba · 42,372 seats
  13. Castelão Fortaleza · 63,903 seats
  14. Arena Fonte Nova Salvador · 47,915 seats
  15. Mané Garrincha Brasília · 72,788 seats
  16. Arena Pernambuco Recife · 44,300 seats
  17. La Bombonera Buenos Aires · 54,000 seats
  18. Monumental Buenos Aires · 84,567 seats
  19. Centenario Montevideo · 60,235 seats
  20. Estadio Azteca Mexico City · 83,264 seats
  21. Camp Nou Barcelona · 99,354 seats
  22. Santiago Bernabéu Madrid · 83,186 seats
  23. Metropolitano Madrid · 70,460 seats
  24. Wembley London · 90,000 seats
  25. Old Trafford Manchester · 74,310 seats
  26. Anfield Liverpool · 61,276 seats
  27. Emirates Stadium London · 60,704 seats
  28. Etihad Stadium Manchester · 61,474 seats
  29. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium London · 62,850 seats
  30. Stamford Bridge London · 40,343 seats
  31. Allianz Arena Munich · 75,024 seats
  32. Signal Iduna Park Dortmund · 81,365 seats
  33. Olympiastadion Berlin · 74,475 seats
  34. San Siro Milan · 75,817 seats
  35. Stadio Olimpico Rome · 70,634 seats
  36. Diego Armando Maradona Naples · 54,726 seats
  37. Parc des Princes Paris · 47,929 seats
  38. Stade de France Saint-Denis · 80,698 seats
  39. Stade Vélodrome Marseille · 67,394 seats
  40. De Kuip Rotterdam · 47,500 seats
  41. Johan Cruijff ArenA Amsterdam · 55,865 seats
  42. Philips Stadion Eindhoven · 35,000 seats
  43. Estádio da Luz Lisbon · 64,642 seats
  44. Estádio do Dragão Porto · 50,033 seats
  45. José Alvalade Lisbon · 50,095 seats
  46. Celtic Park Glasgow · 60,411 seats
  47. Lusail Stadium Lusail · 88,966 seats
  48. MetLife Stadium East Rutherford · 82,500 seats
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1 Your stadium

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2 Size

160 mm
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1× is true to scale. A little higher reads better on a small model.

3 Name on the plinth

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4 Colours and printing

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Building the stadium…

    • Print it flat with 0.2 mm layers. Nothing needs supports, the roof included: it prints upside down.
    • Separate pieces: PrusaSlicer reads the colour changes from the 3MF files. In Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer or Cura, add a colour change (or pause) at the heights in the plan.
    • The pitch fits the pocket with 0.15 mm room on every side. If yours is tight, sand the edge or print it at 99.5%.

    Good to know

    Which stadiums are there?

    48 of the best-known football stadiums: 16 in Brazil, from the Maracanã to the Arena do Grêmio, the big grounds of Buenos Aires, Montevideo and Mexico City, and Europe's famous stadiums from Camp Nou and Wembley to De Kuip and the Estádio da Luz. Lusail and MetLife are in as the last two World Cup finals.

    How true to life is the model?

    The outline is the stadium's real shape from OpenStreetMap, so La Bombonera has its flat side, Berlin's Olympiastadion its open end and the Etihad its towers. The stands rise in rows from the pitch to the outer wall, the pitch has its real markings and the roof covers the stands the way the real one does. The rows and the height are simplified so they print well.

    How do I print it?

    With a multi-colour printer (Bambu AMS, Prusa MMU) download the 3MF: plinth, stands, pitch, lines and name are set up as parts with their own filament. With one filament at a time, choose Separate pieces: the stadium and the pitch are two prints with one colour change each, and the pitch presses into the pocket in the middle.

    How does the roof work?

    The roof is a separate ring, printed upside down so it needs no supports. It rests on the outer wall of the stands and a rim round its edge keeps it in place. Lift it off to see the stands underneath. White or see-through filament looks the most like the real thing.

    Can I change the name, colours and size?

    Yes. Write anything on the plinth, for example your club and the year you were there, pick the colours of your club, and make it 100 to 250 mm wide. A higher height setting makes the stands steeper.

    Is it free?

    Yes: no account, no download limit, no watermark.

    Is this an official product of a club or stadium?

    No. Shapekit is not connected to any club, league or stadium. The names are only there to say which stadium the model shows; the shapes come from OpenStreetMap.

    Stadium outlines: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). More to print: F1 circuits · Map to STL · Route to STL