Spalah SP10216 Figure Exclusion zone stalker from universe of STALKER Scale 1/16

Spalah SP10216 is a 1:16 scale figure inspired by the STALKER game universe, representing an Exclusion Zone stalker in a mission-ready look. This subject is well suited for character-driven displays where the silhouette, gear layout, and overall “zone” atmosphere are the main focus of the build.

The model is 3D-printed in photopolymer resin and supplied with printing supports. Preparation usually involves careful support removal, light cleanup of contact points, and test-fitting before final assembly. The sculpt depicts the stalker in combat gear with recognizable equipment details such as a backpack and weapon, making it a strong base for painting and weathering work.

Set contents

• 1:16 scale 3D-printed resin figure depicting an Exclusion Zone stalker (STALKER universe theme)
• 3D printing supports included on the parts (requires cleanup)

Product specifications

• Brand: Spalah
• SKU: SP10216
• Scale: 1:16
• Product type: 3D-printed resin figure kit
• Theme: STALKER game universe
• Subject: Exclusion Zone stalker (combat gear & equipment details)
• Material: Photopolymer resin

This figure is part of the Spalah range and should be listed under Figures, especially Figures 1/16. If you build small story scenes, it also complements projects in the Diorama category.

FAQ

Do I need to remove 3D-print supports before painting?

Yes. The parts are supplied with printing supports, so careful removal and cleanup are required before priming and paintwork.

What glue is commonly used for photopolymer resin parts?

Most modelers use cyanoacrylate (CA/super glue) for resin. Two-part epoxy can also be used if you want more working time for alignment.

Is this figure better for a standalone display or a diorama?

Both options work. As a standalone piece it highlights the character and equipment, while a compact base can add context (ground texture, small props, or a simple “zone” setting) without crowding the figure.

How can I bring out the equipment details during painting?

After priming, controlled shading and selective highlights help separate straps, pouches, and hard-surface gear areas. Light weathering can be added to support the intended scene atmosphere.