Mô hình bảng hiệu Logo Twisted Sister

Come out and play! This release is a special double-feature addition to my Slave To The Metal 90s Drawing Series /Collection, where I am systematically turning my original hand-drawn concept art of classic band logos into clean, printable display pieces.

For this drop, I couldn't pick just one style, so I designed two completely different layout options for you to print:

1. The Classic TS Monogram Logo: This standalone, geometric bone-and-bar emblem captures the signature look of the band's crest. It features an open silhouette with a clean 0.125” face inset that looks amazing in dual colors.

2. The Full Name Logo Plaque: This option brings the jagged, aggressive "Twisted Sister" typography to life. Because of the heavy stacking and custom letter shapes, this model is built on a solid Base backing to hold the entire layout perfectly together.

Both options are engineered with (2) built-in keyhole slots on the back so they mount completely flush against your wall using small screws or nails. They are sized right around the 8" mark to guarantee a clean, easy single-piece print on standard bed sizes.

Dimensions

Option 1: TS Monogram Logo

• Width: 8”

• Height: 8”

• Thickness: 0.5”

• Inset: 0.125”

• Mounting: (2) Built-in key-hole slots on back for small screws or nails.

Option 2: Full Name Logo Plaque

• Text Width: 7.755”

• Text Height: 4.276”

• Text Thickness: 0.375”

• Text Inset: 0.0625”

• Base Width: 8.243”

• Base Height: 4.772”

• Base Thickness: 0.125”

• Total Thickness: 0.5”

• Mounting: (2) Built-in key-hole slots on back for #3 screws or nails.

Print Settings

• Material: PLA

• Layer Height: 0.12mm to 0.20mm (Lower layer heights yield incredibly smooth results across the blocky angles of the letters).

• Infill: 10% or higher (Gyroid or Grid patterns work beautifully for stability).

• Supports: None required when printed flat on the bed.

Where It All Began:

Curious about the original hand-drawn concept art that inspired this whole series? Check out the model that started it all: