aztec zodiac 3d models

My first experience in jewelry inspired by the Aztec culture. This model is part of my graduation work. ...I will be glad to comments and criticism.

What if...the Aztecs had cavalry!? ...This two model set includes weapon, shield, and head options that can be combined to build full units.

Driven by a profound reverence for ancient Mayan and Aztec civilizations, this architectural style embodies the mystique of a bygone era.

Reproduction of the Aztec monolith known as El Calendario, discovered in the vicinity of the Templo Mayor in the Historic Center of Mexico City. Also known as the "Stone of the Sun". Ideal for decoration. ... Contains: 1 Reproduction of the Aztec...

Original Aztec Pendant Designs Create Unique Statement Pieces for Aztec-Inspired Fashion Inspired by the rich heritage of ancient Mesoamerica, our original Aztec pendant designs bring a touch of bold style to any outfit. Crafted with meticulous...

This intriguing accessory has its roots in an ancient Mesoamerican culture known as the Aztecs. ...Crafted to tell a story or symbolize status, wealth, and power, these elaborate pieces often featured mystical symbols like gods, animals, and natural...

Aztec 7 is a bas-relief toy soldier figurine to be printed on a 3d printer or milled on a CNC machine, at a scale of 1:32 (54mm).

Aztec 6 is a bas-relief toy soldier figurine to be printed on a 3d printer or milled on a CNC machine, at a scale of 1:32 (54mm).

Aztec 5 is a bas-relief toy soldier figurine to be printed on a 3d printer or milled on a CNC machine, at a scale of 1:32 (54mm).

Aztec 4 is a bas-relief toy soldier figurine to be printed on a 3d printer or milled on a CNC machine, at a scale of 1:32 (54mm).

Aztec 1 is a bas-relief toy soldier figurine to be printed on a 3d printer or milled on a CNC machine, at a scale of 1:32 (54mm).

Aztec 3 is a bas-relief toy soldier figurine to be printed on a 3d printer or milled on a CNC machine, at a scale of 1:32 (54mm).

Aztec 1 is a bas-relief toy soldier figurine to be printed on a 3d printer or milled on a CNC machine, at a scale of 1:32 (54mm).

My Entry Into The MeetMat2 Contest I've made a bold statement in the MeetMat2 Contest, aiming to leave my mark by highlighting the decades of neglect and weathering on this stunning Aztec statue.

This miniature Aztec temple replica can also serve as an educational tool for learning about Aztec culture, helping visitors visualize the layout and design elements characteristic of the pre-Columbian era. ...By building this detailed miniature...

Here's a higher quality version available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2435454. ...This is an Aztec calendar model remixed from grb352, boasting a sleek design without the attached stand.

The Virginia Museum of Natural History generously lent the Aztec ceramic figurine head to the Virtual Curation Laboratory, where it was carefully scanned using a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner. ...This courtesy is extended by the Virginia Museum of...

The Virginian Museum of Natural History kindly lent this Aztec ceramic figurine head to the Virtual Curation Lab, which then used a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner to capture its detailed image.

Aztec 8 is a bas-relief toy soldier figurine to be printed on a 3d printer or milled on a CNC machine, at a scale of 1:32 (54mm).

The Aztecs, a highly advanced and sophisticated people, crafted an incredibly complex and precise calendar that reflected their deep understanding of astronomy and mathematics. This magnificent tool allowed them to keep track of time with remarkable...

The Aztec held captives in high esteem, with capture of enemies being the main way to advance up the military and social ladder. This did not preclude the inevitability of casualties in battle. Arrows pierce flesh, tepoztopilli spears can impale a...

The Aztecs thought that by sacrificing humans, they could ensure good harvests, protect themselves from natural disasters, and guarantee their own place in the afterlife. Another reason for human sacrifice was political power. The Aztec leaders...

This is the larger city my previous Aztec temples come from. This is the basic .stl file and if you want to print it you will neither need a huge printer to allow you to render all the small details or you will have to scale it down and lose...

These medals served not only as badges of honor but also as indicators of social status within the Aztec community. A person's medal could reveal their position within the hierarchy, be it a noble, a warrior, or a priest. ...The design and material used...

The Aztecs were known to adorn their skulls with feathers, jewels, and other precious materials, creating stunning works of art that have captivated historians and collectors for centuries. These elaborate creations often featured skulls with gaping...

The intricately crafted Aztec ceramic figurine head, a treasured artifact from the distant past, was generously lent to the Virtual Curation Laboratory by the esteemed Virginia Museum of Natural History. ...Captured with precision using the cutting-edge...

Just thought I would do a simple and easy model of what an Aztec pyramid would look like! it is 5 in by 5 in at it's largest base. Enjoy! ...Follow me if you want and comment if you want me to design something!!!

The NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner was used by the Virtual Curation Laboratory to scan this Aztec ceramic figurine head, which was loaned to them by the Virginia Museum of Natural History. ...This image is courtesy of the Virginia Museum of Natural...

This beautifully crafted Aztec ceramic figurine head was generously donated to the Virtual Curation Laboratory by the esteemed Virginia Museum of Natural History, where it underwent meticulous scanning using the cutting-edge NextEngine Desktop 3D...

This ancient Aztec ceramic figure's head was generously lent to the Virtual Curation Lab for scanning, courtesy of the esteemed Virginia Museum of Natural History. ...Using state-of-the-art technology, the team at the lab captured a precise digital...