Pantera 1990-2003 Name Logo

Get ready to dominate! This 3D display plaque features the heavy, western-infused serif typography of Pantera during their prime 1990–2003 era ( Cowboys from Hell , Vulgar Display of Power , Far Beyond Driven ).

This model is part of 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.

Border & Framing Options Included:

To fit your preferred wall display aesthetic, this model comes with two distinct border styles :

- Trim Border: A tight, form-fitting outline trace that follows the exact profile of the lettering—giving the design a slim, raised white stroke outline around black lettering.

- Standard Border: A solid backing frame with a wider offset margin around the text for maximum contrast and rigidity.

Easy Multi-Color Printing:

Both versions feature defined z-height steps between the base plate and raised lettering, allowing you to easily perform a simple slicer filament swap to achieve a high-contrast two-tone print!

Dimensions

- Trim Border:

- Border Width: 9.2”

- Border Height: 3.2”

- Border Thickness: 5.625”

- Text Width: 9”

- Text Height: 3”

- Text Thickness: 0.5”

- Text Inset: 0.0625”

- Total Thickness: 0.5625”

Standard Border:

- Border Width: 9.4”

- Border Height: 3.4”

- Border Thickness: 0.125”

- Text Width: 9”

- Text Height: 3”

- Text Thickness: 0.375”

- Total Thickness: 0.5”

Mounting: Features (2) built-in keyhole slots on the back designed for #3 screws or small finish nails for a completely flush wall mount.

Print Settings

- Material: PLA

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

- Infill: 10% or higher (Gyroid or Grid patterns work great).

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

Looking for the early glam/heavy metal logo?

Check out my companion listing here:

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: