3d printed risk pieces

This 3D architectural visualization model boasts exceptional professionalism and precision. It comes in various formats, including FBX2006 (with Mat files), MAX2011, and MAX2014. Crafted using 3ds Max 2014, it's tailored for interior visualizations.

... like this. It is high poly for film or for a decoration render, and for printing. It can also be used to give realism to any scene such as a swimwear clothing store or something like that. ...The mannequin is not included, only the swimsuit model

This top-of-the-line 3D model is a masterclass in photorealism, designed to elevate your project with unparalleled authenticity. Its versatility makes it perfect for any visual production, including broadcast, high-resolution film close-ups,...

3,960 Precise Polygons Deliver Crystal-Clear Details 9,236 Optimized Vertices Provide Exceptional Realism Available File Formats Include: Industry-Standard 3DMax Files for Compatibility with Latest 2014 Vray Software Compatibility Ensured: Backward...

Experience a highly-detailed 3D plant model including all its textures, shaders, and materials, ready for immediate use in your scene. This model is accessible from Archmodels vol. 124. It's available in multiple formats such as max, c4d, obj, fbx,...

... of Rain, as he's one of my all-time favorite characters, and I'm thrilled with how he turned out. ... This model wasn't designed for 3D printing and presented some challenges when removing supports, but it printed fairly well in a flat configuration.

Materials = ABS 29.5 grams Print Time = 2 hours and 44 minutes Layer Thickness = 0.20mm or less *Have not tested with PLA* ***Disclaimer – 3D Print It will not be liable for personal injury resulting from negligent use of this product. Please use...

***Full Exoskeleton Hand In One Piece Download*** >>> https://sellfy.com/p/doOc/ Print a complete exoskeleton finger with just one print job! I've carefully designed this STL file to enable you to print it in a single piece. Save time and effort by...

... out. This model wasn't designed for 3D printing and was a bit of a challenge to remove supports, but it worked out fairly well when printed on his back. ... For FDM printers, you'll likely need to scale him up since the tubing is very delicate.

Materials: ABS plastic, weighing 29.5 grams Printing Time: Approximately 2 hours and 44 minutes Layer Thickness: 0.20mm or less (Note: I haven't tested it with PLA yet) Disclaimer - 3D Print It won't be held liable for any personal injuries caused by...

Please handle the 3D Printed Exoskeleton with care and don't harm others. The purchase of this product doesn't give you permission to sell or make money from it. The designer retains all copyrights and intellectual property rights even after selling...

I'm working on a project of creating my own entire Risk game, including the board, pieces, and cards. The design for the pieces was relatively straightforward - I used the same shape for both types to keep things simple. I worked on this using...

super simple design for separating the figures in risk

This model was taken directly from the Risk of Rain 2 files and edited with mesh mixer. The photo of Cura is the position I printed him in and the back was a little stringy. You may have better luck printing him in a different position. ...I also set...

I originally created this Risk of Rain item all those years ago, back when I was still honing my 3D skills. Now that my abilities have improved significantly, I've decided to breathe new life into it. ...I made some deliberate changes to give it an...

Hopefully other Risk of Rain fans can now have a small Pilot survivor for their desk.Feel free to ask any questions or ideas to help improve my models.Note: I printed this using a resin printer, the Elegoo Mars 4 Ultra. This model isn't optimized for...

The Commando from the game Risk of Rain.This version was made strongly referencing the logbook artwork from Risk of Rain Returns.

Two additional Risk forces have been assembled - the Enchantresses and the Gourds.

Headquarters to the iconic Risk game. ...Used to know who owns the Headquarter.

DescriptionChess pieces created using Zbrush 2022 , ready for 3D printing. The sizes are : King 2 inches tall, Queen 1.8 inches , Bishop 1.7 inches, Knight 1.7 inches, Rook 1.5 inches , Pawn 1.49 inches, the base of the pieces are 1 inch . All pieces...

This is a game model I ripped out of Risk of Rain 2, I thickened the super thin parts and generally made the model more printable. Print instructionsI printed the whole model with the 0.2mm speed preset in generic "silk blue" PLA. Body Flip him on...

To ensure an identical print to the original, wait until your printer reaches 58-59% completion before adding 6mm plastic BB bullets. Utilize a 0.1mm layer height and a 15% infill rate for optimal results. ...For best results, apply this method on a...

Printable model of a gup, from Risk of Rain 2. ... Finished product measures about 5cm (~2") in diameter, and is 4cm (~1.75") tall.

I recreated Risk of Rain scenario in my own style. I based it on one level from the game. ...Give this a thumbs up and if you'd like to leave a comment to show your support, thanks!

It involves replacing some original components with thicker ones, thereby reducing the risk of damage to these parts. ... A PDF file included provides detailed information on: - The thickness modifications made - New required fasteners - Assembly...

This should be ready to print (i'm currently printing, if I dont come back and edit there shouldn't be any problems). Scale to 10000% in CURA *I use JB WELD Plastic Bonder epoxy to join the separate pieces. Then sand down the edges and paint with...

... paint with acrylic. *Link to the Ready to Print Characters I'm Done with:https://www.thingiverse.com/ShoeMan/designs Anyway, I'll update the pictures once mine's done printing. If you print one, I want to see it! So I can fix any problems. ...ENJOY

*Link to the Ready to Print Characters I'm Done with:https://www.thingiverse.com/ShoeMan/designs You WILL need to use supports still. Definitely try and mess around with custom supports if you want to save your time and plastic. ( I used CURA's...

This should be ready to print (i'm currently printing, if I don't come back and edit there shouldn't be any problems). *I use JB WELD Plastic Bonder epoxy to join the separate pieces. Then sand down the edges and paint with acrylic. *Link to the...

... making one. *Link to the Ready to Print Characters I'm Done with:https://www.thingiverse.com/ShoeMan/designs Anyway, I'll update the pictures once mine's done printing. If you print one, I want to see it! So I can fix any problems. ...ENJOY