LUCKY 13 Jointed Figure Rig

LUCKY 13 Jointed Figure Rig by Emilio Serrano

LUCKY 13 Jointed Figure Rig for Maya is a free mGear rig by Emilio Serrano of Lucky 13, the articulated figure Gabriel Rosiak designed to be 3D printed and assembled at home. The hands stay rigid, cast as one piece like the printed toy, so the performance lives in posture, attitude and silhouette. It ships with the mGear guide and post-scripts, and was built and tested in Maya 2024.

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v1.0
Version
142
Downloads
26 Aug 2026
Last updated
29 Dec 2025
Released
Works with
Maya
Licence
Free
File size
8.3 MB
Tested in
Maya 2024 + mGear
  • Maya
  • mGear

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Version 1.0 · 29 Dec 2025

LUCKY 13 Jointed Figure Rig is out

Everything the rig ships with. What you get on day one:

Started life on Printables.com

Gabriel Rosiak designed the figure for anyone with a 3D printer to assemble. The rig keeps that jointed toy look.

Rigid hands, on purpose

The printed figure's hands are a single piece, and Emilio kept them that way in the rig.

Guide and post-scripts

The mGear guide and post-scripts come in the download, alongside the rig itself.

A lesson in limited animation

A restricted range of motion that makes you sell emotion through timing, appeal and strong silhouettes.

Watch it move

Lucky 13, rigged on mGear by Emilio Serrano

Demo reel
The story behind Lucky 13

A 3D-printable toy that became a Maya rig

Lucky 13 stands apart from Emilio Serrano's other rigs because of where it started: as a downloadable articulated figure on Printables.com, designed by Gabriel Rosiak to be printed and put together by anyone with a 3D printer. That origin gives the rig a toy aesthetic, jointed and expressive, that you will not find on other Maya characters.

Emilio stayed true to the printed design. The real figure's hands are cast as a single piece, so the rig's hands are rigid too. That is part of the character rather than a limitation: it frees you to focus on posture, attitude and full-body storytelling, and to move him the way a 3D-printed figure moves.

Inside the rig

What you get with the Lucky 13 rig

Lucky 13 mGear rig

The jointed figure rigged for Autodesk Maya by Emilio Serrano.

mGear guide

The guide the rig is built from.

Post-scripts

The scripts that finish the rig when you rebuild it from the guide.

Original figure design

Based on Gabriel Rosiak's 3D-printable figure from Printables.com.

Tested build

Built and tested in Maya 2024.

Great for

What the Lucky 13 rig is great for

  • Stylised performance and full-body storytelling
  • Practising limited animation principles
  • Communicating emotion through a restricted range of motion
  • Appeal and timing exercises
  • Strong silhouettes for games and cartoons
Additional information

The details

Software
Autodesk Maya, tested in 2024
Rig type
Jointed figure
Rig framework
mGear
Hands
Rigid, true to the printed figure
Requirements

Autodesk Maya with mGear

  • Autodesk Maya (built and tested in Maya 2024)
  • mGear, the framework the rig is built on
  • Windows or macOS
Credits

Who made it

  • Original 3D-printed figure design: Gabriel Rosiak (Printables.com)
  • Rigging: Emilio Serrano
Licence terms

Free

Free to download and use in your own animation work.

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Vetted

Every rig on Animworks is checked by our team before it goes live.

Supported

Questions and bug reports go straight to Emilio Serrano, or email support@anim.works.

Yours to keep

It lands in your downloads the moment you check out, and stays there.

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