bmo model

For my inaugural assignment, I chose BMO, a secondary character from Adventure Time. I created a 3D model using SolidWorks 2013, inspired by a toy on my shelf. Finally, I used KeyShot to render the image. ...Maybe I'll enhance the coloring and improve...

Check out this radical low-poly scene I created for my school project - it's totally tubular, featuring the one and only BMO from Adventure Time! ...I built this awesome model using Maya and then added some sweet textures with Substance Painter and...

BMO from Adventure time.Made on SolidWorks.By Sergio CAD CAM.

Another version of the lovable BMO from Adventure Time you can find here. ...Made with Plasticity ♥

BMO is an addictive video game from the popular cartoon series Adventure Time.

I craft 3D models of BMO, a futuristic robot, utilizing the powerful software Blender. To bring this digital creation to life, I skillfully model each intricate detail, carefully crafting every aspect from scratch within the Blender environment.

Here is a model of BMO from Adventure Time! He is a bit top-heavy, so he has trouble standing on his own two feet, but you should still give him a chance because he's incredibly sweet! I hope you guys like him! ... Print Settings Printer Brand:...

Upon viewing WeMeetAgain's BMO design, I envisioned transforming it into a flash drive. ...To achieve this, I recommend employing adhesive means such as tape or glue to securely attach the BMO onto the flash drive.

Having a compact and adorable BMO toy to befriend and play video games with sounds like endless fun!

This is BMO, a kind of game boy from Adventure Time. ...It's just ten centimeters tall.

This is a remix of Oskar Mohar’s Adventure Time BMO - Sitting with faces to change (a remix of WeMeetAgain’s BMO – Adventure Time). It is scaled to print on most printers (.15mm layer height or lower), but may work better when scaled up. ...My arm and...

For more information about this model, watch this video: https://youtu.be/Pme_2Sh2a-0 This is a 3D printed BMO. I created this as an exclusive model for Pinshape when I was nominated as their Designer of the Month for April. However, the site...

It is a speaker that amplifies sound by mounting a cell phone. ...Put your phone in the bottom of the Bmo.

I bring forth a being of wonder, my very own rendition of BMO, drawn straight from the depths of Adventure Time's fantastical realm!

A custom-designed BMO keychain crafted from precision-cut metal with intricate laser details, paying homage to the beloved video game console character.

Let BMO keep your precious items safe!I designed and made this for xmas for my best friend, I hope she loves it!

BMO-Boy Handheld Gaming System ---------- Parts List: https://byobmo.com/?p=434 Circuit Boards: https://byobmo.com/?product=bmo-boy-circuit-boards **BEFORE DOWNLOADING** >>> Please read and understand the license below. This model **may not be used...

Design of BMO from Adventure Time. ... Currently it is just a solid mesh. Version 2 will be hollowed out to house a Raspberry Pi with a screen for BMO's face. Maybe even functional buttons once I learn a few things. ... Stay tuned.

... that's got some hidden talents. ...If you take the individual pieces of BMO apart, you can use them to store your allowance or earnings from doing chores! ...Plus, when all the parts are assembled, this little robot stands at an impressive 135mm tall.

Design of BMO from Adventure Time. ... Currently it is just a solid mesh. Version 2 will be hollowed out to house a Raspberry Pi with a screen for BMO's face. Maybe even functional buttons once I learn a few things. ... Stay tuned.

Create your own charming BMO with an 8x8 LED Matrix and Gemma, Adafruit's mini Arduino-compatible microcontroller. Craft the parts using a 3D printer, assemble components, and enjoy an adventure with this video game robot! For detailed instructions,...

This is a 3D printed BMO that I created as an exclusive model for Pinshape, having been chosen as their Designer of the Month for April. Unfortunately, the site announced its shutdown (update: possibly not). I'll be posting the files on other...

This is a 3D printed BMO that I designed as an exclusive model for Pinshape when I was named their Designer of the Month in April. Unfortunately, the site announced it would be shutting down, but it's possible they may change their minds. In any...

If you're interested in seeing an assembled and painted model, check out diy3dkits on Instagram. The arms are separated because they require minimal support, making it easy to work with them separately. ...If you have a Raspberry Pi project in mind,...

With its glowing blue screen and an array of buttons, BMO navigates through the unpredictable landscape of post-apocalyptic Land of Ooo with ease. Its advanced capabilities enable it to hack into computer systems, play games, and even communicate...

Adventure Time.  Come on build a friend.  Spread BMO through distant lands.  With printed limbs and a box of cardboard, the fun will never end.  It’s Adventure Time! These arms and legs are designed to scale to most box sizes.  Add colored duct tape...

Spread BMO through distant lands. With printed limbs and a box of cardboard, the fun will never end. It’s Adventure Time! These arms and legs are designed to scale to most box sizes. Add colored duct tape and a screen face to get your own...

... them before slicing will likely resolve this issue. A step-by-step walkthrough of the BMO robot assembly can be seen in the YouTube video linked here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_64K2p-tmr8&index=4&list=PLkIA6OiRuCWbIIMkVOvTN78Aslqh38hj2

For more information about this model, watch this video: https://youtu.be/Pme_2Sh2a-0 This is a fully realized three-dimensional BMO printed with precision and care using cutting-edge technology. I conceptualized and created this exclusive design as...

It'll look much more like BMO if you put more effort into color than I did I tore apart a switch dock and used its pieces to make this. Big thanks to DylanWave and CASS_Designs' design. If you're not sure how to go about frenkensteining a switch...