aperture science innovators 3d models

I reworked the classic Aperture Science Innovators logo using Blender, a free and powerful 3D creation software that's perfect for modeling, rigging, animation, rendering, and even video game development.

One of the 'vintage' Aperture logos from the game Portal 2.

This keychain bears an uncanny resemblance to the iconic logos of both Aperture Science and its innovator counterparts, a staple of the beloved Portal video game franchise.

I have provided an indented and an extruding version, the indent one should be twisted 90 degrees so it is face down before you slice. ...And you might wanna put support blockers over some parts.

This Keychain Dangler resembles the logo of Aperture Science from the game series Portal. ...(Dimensions: 30.02mm x 106.5mm x 4mm)  Old Aperture (Aperture Innovators) Version NOW Available.

Articulate Aperture Science innovators' iconic emblem.

This collaborative effort has resulted in an authentic representation of individual expression, combining innovative functionality with aesthetic appeal to produce a distinctive customized robot that showcases the perfect blend of creativity and...

Aperture Science logo Modeled With FreeCAD

- Aperture Science Logo !- Works perfect in Prusa Extruder or Nema17 Extruder.- The cake is a lie !!!

- Aperture Science Logo !- Works perfect in Prusa Extruder or Nema17 Extruder.- The cake is a lie !!!

I Designed a tiny coaster that Mimics the Appearance of the Aperture Science Logo.

Aperture Science-themed skin designed specifically for VR enthusiasts using the Vive controllers.

You're invited to ride on an innovative Aperture Science coaster. Simply print it out and have fun. With the use of PLA material, you won't experience any discomfort, unlike those who must endure the agony of scalding cups every day. ...To customize...

I crafted my first 3D model, a simple yet elegant coin adorned with the iconic Aperture Science logo, gleaming proudly within its transparent confines.

A quirky pen holder, reimagined from the iconic Aperture Science logo and given a whimsical spin for Wavey Wednesday's playful vibe.

This knob decal was found on Cults3D and Thingiverse, made by DJPOSTKA. ...The link to the actual page can be found below: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/ender-3-aperture-science-knob-portal

This is a fresh design concept for headphones - a new take on the classic earbud style inspired by the eerie atmosphere of Aperture Science Laboratories from the hit video game Portal 2.

Aperture Science Logo Designed with FreeCAD's Versatility Print Options Printer Type: Select the FlashForge Creator Pro Raft Requirements: Don't Bother Supports Needed: Not Required Resolution Settings: 0.10 for Precise Prints Infill Percentage: 20%...

This is the Aperture Science logo, featured in the Portal games made by Valve. Modeled by me, optimized for printing. ... Portal and it's logo is respective property of Valve inc.

Here's how you can make a customized coaster that actually keeps your drinks off your desk so you don't have to clean it as often: use your Aperture Science Testing Printer and follow these instructions. I used mine to create this coaster in the...

Three full cubes, one with Aperture Science logo, one Companion Cube (with the heart logo) and a blank template without a logo. ...The fourth file contains both the Science and Companion cubes, cut in half (to be glued) to print without support. Some of...

Here's a must-have item for any fan: the Aperture Science Mug. Simply attach it to the mug handle and enjoy your morning coffee. ... No apologies necessary; I had to tweak the design after discovering an issue with the model - specifically, the letter...

Aperture Laboratories Investment Opportunity #5: The Aperture Coaster. Behold, the most scientifically advanced drink coaster ever created! Designed for use on your desk or any other table in existence, this innovative coaster will revolutionize the...

Aperture Science Drinks Coaster. Crafted in Fusion 360, my first CAD model. Please be gentle with feedback as it's a work in progress. I reduced the dimensions for easier printing. The scaleable design works well at 85mm in both width and length,...

I recreated the Aperture Science logo in FreeCAD and made it into this coaster. Change filament 1/2 way up for the two-tone effect. Sorry for the bad quality on the top layer in the photo. ...Not sure if it was printer glitch or if it's just that...

To create a custom cover featuring an Aperture Science logo-shaped hole, I designed it to fit over the cylindrical part of the flashlight with a friction fit diameter of approximately 4 mm. ...The flashlight also has an internal switch powered by two...

The Aperture Science logo, seen in Portal games developed by Valve, has been skillfully modeled and optimized for printing by me. Please note that Portal and its logo are proprietary to Valve Inc. This logo measures approximately 8cm in diameter but...

I wanted to design an extruder spinner because I thought they were entertaining and said to myself "Why not Aperture Science?"\r\n\r\nI printed at .3 layer height with supports. It's a bit of a waste of material for the supports but I didn't try to...

A clever drink coaster bearing the iconic Aperture Science logo is now a tangible reality. This design prints in two distinct components: the main coaster and the insert chips. To add an extra layer of authenticity, I chose to paint the white chips...

I wanted a unique Aperture Science logo as my extruder visualizer, so I designed one from scratch. Glue an 8 x 3 mm magnet with a circular shape to the back of it and you'll have no problem sticking it to the shaft of your extruder NEMA motor's rear....