Circus Stars – complete 32-piece chess set

This 32-piece chess set focuses on "Circus Stars." Each of the six roles is interpreted within the same thematic world, making both sides appear balanced and visibly connected. The playful tone brings lightness to the board while maintaining the order of a classic set of pieces. As a result, the set brings more personality to the playing field than a neutral standard version while remaining understandable as a complete chess ensemble. It is suitable for players who choose design consciously, as well as for collectors of special chess sets. Size and finish are each available in four clearly described variants.

Design: Atomic99 – manufactured under a valid commercial license
Production: FehnFactory
Made in Germany

AT A GLANCE

• Complete chess set with 32 pieces for two sides
• Three sizes and four finishes
• Hand-painted variants are always at the top of the selection menu
• Chessboard and decoration are not included

FINISHES

1. Silver / Gold – hand-painted: black base bodies with dry-brushed silver and warm-gold accents; dark recesses remain visible
2. Silver / Bronze – hand-painted: black base bodies with silver and copper-bronze lacquer accents; dark recesses remain visible
3. Black / White – printed: uniformly colored matte PLA in black and white
4. Silver / Gold – printed: uniformly colored silk PLA in neutral silver and warm yellow gold

SIZES

• Medium: pieces approx. 5–7 cm tall
• Large: pieces approx. 6–9 cm tall
• XLarge: pieces approx. 7.5–11 cm tall

SCOPE OF DELIVERY

A complete set of 32 chess pieces. Each side includes: 1 king, 1 queen, 2 rooks, 2 bishops, 2 knights, and 8 pawns. In total, you receive 2 kings, 2 queens, 4 rooks, 4 bishops, 4 knights, and 16 pawns. A chessboard and other decorations are not included.

Each piece is 3D printed from PLA at FehnFactory. Fine layer lines and small surface variations are typical characteristics of this manufacturing process. Hand-painted sets are finished individually and may vary slightly from the product images. Silver, gold, and bronze refer to colors or surface finishes, not precious metals.