aztec shield 3d models

Tlaltecuhtli (Spanish Tlaltecuhtli - Lord of the Earth) - in Aztec mythology, the personification of the earth, a monster that had the appearance of a half-slave, half-alligator.

This creation is a new rendition of a widely recognized MakerBot design, featuring the intricate Aztec Chief as its main element.

Check out these voxelized masterpieces - a classic Aztec Chief design, alongside its rotated counterpart with 45-degree tilted voxels, perfect for hassle-free printing!

Ancient Aztec Warrior's Fearsome Macuahuitl Sword Comes to Life in Stunning 3D Model, Equipped with a Total of 2000 High-Resolution Texture Maps.

Articulated dragon inspired by Aztec culture. Great flexibility, no assembly required. ... Designed for 3D printing, tested in PLA and TPU, file available in STL.

... identify and close off a sacred space. One such wall surrounds part of the Great Temple in Tenochtitlan. For more information on the snake's significance in Aztec culture, visit https://rampages.us/hammondrk/2015/11/05/the-snake-in-aztec-culture/.

... wanted the files separate so I could print models as I wanted. Additionally, I wanted some Aztec canoes so I could play Seafarers with this player set. ... The canoes are remixed from jbanning's canoe here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:200723

... to your hard plastic and printed Aztec army! ...This pairs perfectly with our Aztec Warriors plastic set to add even more variety.  Four unique poses (with and without puddle bases) along with a variety of heads and arms for a huge amount of variety.

This is a beautiful figurine depicting the Aztec deity Quetzalcoatl, originally posted by Världskulturmuseerna on Sketchfab. I have cleaned it up slightly for 3D printing. Prints great with organic support!Info from Wikipedia:Quetzalcoatl is a deity...

Reproduction of the Aztec monolith Coyoxauhqui, discovered in the Templo Mayor of the Historic Center of Mexico City. Also known as the "Goddess of the Moon". ... Ideal for decoration.

Metal Aztec symbol adorns sleek wallet holder keeping bills organized securely and within reach at all times adding style sophistication to any occasion perfect accessory everyday essentials fashion conscious individual.

I whipped up a custom headset for my Robotica doll from Shira. ...It's a straightforward mashup of the original Robotica head and an Aztec statue I found on Thingiverse, giving her a sleek blend of techno and tribal styles.

Driven by the grandeur of the ancient Aztecs' majestic pyramids, this compact yet powerful stand proudly fulfills multiple functions, showcasing essential items like business cards while also serving as a distinctive marker for precise table...

A miniature masterpiece of engineering precision, this small yet mighty keychain Aztec bird stands at a remarkable 3 millimeters thick and measures an impressive 57 millimeters from wingtip to wingtip, its overall dimensions totaling 90 millimeters...

A 35 mm scale model of a giant aztec moth. Includes a supported and an unsupported version. ...Total height of the model is 80mm, but it can be scaled up and down as you see fit.

Masks adored Aztecs who carefully selected feathers of macaws, emeralds, and mother-of-pearl to honor revered deities atop a rigid framework of leather and wood adorned intricately with symbolic depictions often referencing celestial realms.

I crafted an exact replica of an ancient sword wielded by Aztec warriors in Mexico, pouring my own unique flair into every intricate detail. ...This treasured relic could very well become a trusted companion for one of my future characters.

My First Foray into Meshmixer! ... I've taken MakerBot's iconic Aztec Chief model, downsized it to perfection, and cleverly added a sleek ring that allows seamless connection to a stylish keychain.

Tap up to the majesty of the ancient gods with this striking reinterpretation of an Aztec masterpiece, featuring a meticulously crafted replica as a handle that brings a taste of Mexico's rich history directly to your brew.

A 3.9-inch x 3.9-inch replica of the Aztec Long Count Calendar is taking shape, awaiting its final touches. ...No printing has occurred yet; images will be added once the project comes to fruition.

Ancient Warrior Armor Set: A majestic Aztec-inspired ensemble for the Metal Armor in Rust, featuring intricate Mayan designs and ornate details that evoke the grandeur of Mesoamerica's ancient civilizations.

Chubby Aztec Chief Coffee Coozie! The hole was created from a scan of a standard paper cup (the ones at MakerBot HQ). Add some flair to your boring paper coffee cups! ... Modeled in TinkerCad, prints without supports.

In ancient Aztec rituals, a majestic ceremonial furnace took shape, adorned with the revered likeness of Tlaloc, the mighty god of precipitation, who was often invoked to justify cruel human offerings.

The Aztecs believed that these medals were a badge of courage, signifying a warrior's unwavering dedication to their tribe. Each medal was carefully crafted with intricate designs and patterns, reflecting the individual's unique achievements and...

These custom-designed totems draw inspiration from ancient Mesoamerican cultures, incorporating intricate patterns and symbolic imagery that reflect the rich history and mythology of the Aztecs. Each totem is carefully crafted to evoke a sense of...

To merge the openlock and true tile bases onto the Aztec stone, simply follow these steps: Merge the openlock base with the Aztec stone using Thingiverse's powerful toolset. Alternatively, print out the top cap and paste it onto an openlock base for...

The Aztec sun stone (Stone of the Sun in English) is an impressive late post-classic Mexica sculpture displayed prominently in the National Anthropology Museum in Mexico City, and is arguably the most famous work of Aztec art. The massive stone...

Inspired by the legendary Aztec civilization, this necklace charm brings to life an ancient sword that was wielded by brave Aztec warriors as they fought against the Spanish conquest. Handcrafted with intricate details, it's a symbol of the fierce...

They were likened to the spirits of male warriors who died in violent conflict, because childbirth was conceptually equivalent to battle in Aztec culture. According to tradition, a woman in labor was said to capture the spirit of her newborn child...

The Aztecs were renowned for their impressive calendar system, a complex network of interlocking cycles that measured time in a way both beautiful and brutal. ...At its core was the Tzolkin, a 260-day cycle comprised of twenty days names assigned to...