[MrFlippant]

Also depending on your intentions you could share your job on sites like Thingiverse or Cults, and also maybe guys like @chappyman66 or @Kevan could make a proper 3dp chasis for it, since it’s a one for all models, that would make a fine and full 3dp kit; there are very few full kits available out there like the 356 made by Chappy that works wonders(available on Thingiverse for example).

I don't plan to share or sell my 3D files, but if some people want to own a model, I can do some shipments.

 

[MrFlippant]

Well indeed I didn't plan to share/sell my 3D files, but I might change my mind if people are interested in them.

I think that's the way forward for any 3d designer. Printers are only going to move toward ubiquity. Even if the technology itself changes, there will be a lot less money to be made (if that's even a goal) in the selling of prints, but there will always be a need for good models to print. People already believe that they can just ask for something to be printed, and the world will simply conjure it up from thin air for them to print. ;-)
Lots of people freely share their models, but just as many ask a nominal fee for the model with a single user license, which I think is perfectly reasonable. Anywhere south of $5 is what I, personally, consider reasonable. When the cost of something exceeds that, I try harder to find a free version. ;-)