cartoon trophy 3d models

The student thanks Sharon Gat, the sports teacher.

This project was created using Tinkercad's powerful online editing tool. ...You can easily access and modify the design directly in your web browser at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0qZsGj1v9nJ.

For leisure purposes, I sketched out a design using Inventor, which was quite enjoyable!

Award up for grabs in competition

This object was created using Tinkercad's intuitive design tools. ...To make changes or modifications, click the link below to access a live editing session: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/29Rq70eNyhJ

You've got an ace who deserves a nice gift? Or perhaps you're your own winner and crave a personalized medal? ...Whatever you need this for, just hit print and bask in the glory of triumph!

I crafted this design on my trusty Ender 3, leveraging high-quality PLA filament and an impressively dense 50% infill. ...You're free to seamlessly integrate this piece into Tinkercad, then make any desired adjustments to the text at your discretion.

Computer Display with Centralized 3D Rendering on Screen

For amusement, I created this design using SolidWorks to enhance my skills after a long hiatus from designing. ...If manufactured, it would be an excellent desk accessory featuring a cornflower, the national flower of Estonia, at its center.

We are submitting our application to participate in the prestigious 3D Printing Industry Awards competition. Our company has been a pioneer in the field of additive manufacturing, and we believe our innovative products and services make us an ideal...

Print the plate a bit more compactly, please.

Un trofeo semplice e facile da stampare. ... C'è il modello per intero e il modello diviso in due parti, da incollare successivamente.

Part of something truly exceptional and admirable.

A humble prize awaits, nothing more than a token of recognition for achievement earned.

It's a prize that can be utilized in countless ways.

This model was crafted entirely within Tinkercad's user-friendly interface, accessible at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7rDqolXJ9UH.

Scale to 65% of maximum size, layer thickness set at 0.17 millimeters.

They are calling it a "human" but that's a pretty vague term don't you think? I mean what exactly does it mean to be human anyway? ...Is it just a bunch of cells and organs strung together or is there something more to it?

You can get this and all the 3d models in my Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=78796333 https://www.patreon.com/user?u=78796333 Full access to Lowpoly, Sculptures and Figures files for 3d printing. Contains all the models published in Cults.