MyMiniFactory's collection of 3D-scanned cultural artefacts, made for physical 3D printing. "Freely share" on the landing page is not a game licence, and MyMiniFactory's own Terms of Use limit downloads to "your own non-commercial use" unless the design's owner has agreed otherwise. Treat it as not usable in a commercial game by default. For museum scans you can ship, use smithsonian-open-access (CC0, quoted).
At a glance
Licence
unknown
Commercial use
non-commercial
Credit
Unclear: read the Notes
Status
needs-review: Useful, but a real question is open. Verify before you ship.
The platform terms are non-commercial. MyMiniFactory's Terms of Use allow downloads "solely for your own non-commercial use", unless there is "a prior arrangement or agreement" with MyMiniFactory or the design's owner. A per-object licence could be such an agreement, but no per-object licence was read, so license stays unknown
The Scan the World store lists 12,437 objects, split into free and premium (paid) objects. Free to download is not the same as free to use
Per-object pages load only through the site's scripts and did not render object links on 2026-09-23, even in a browser
STL/OBJ from a print pipeline are rarely game-ready: wrong scale, solid meshes, no PBR materials
No attribution_string: none could be quoted, and a guessed credit line would be a liability
Evidence
Live MyMiniFactory Terms & Conditions (2026-09-23): "You may print or download portions of the materials from various areas of this website (including through the use of our API) solely for your own non-commercial use - unless there is a prior arrangement or agreement with My Mini Factory Ltd or the owner of the design regarding the commercial use of said items"
Live Scan the World landing (2026-09-23): "an ecosystem for everyone to freely share digital, 3D scanned cultural artefacts for physical 3D printing"