cereal in a bag 3d models

<p>Prints easy, no supports needed. ...Uploaded also a Yahtzee scoring form you can download.pencils are not included in the kit

Crafted with precision in Blender, this digital humanoid boasts a richly detailed form, its surface adorned with intricate textures that spring to life under the light.

Titled "Fish in a Bowl," I designed supports for fins, eyes, and water droplets; however, I couldn't put it to the test.

Tetrahedron In A Cube Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 100 Infill: 20 Filament: FD Plast PLA Category: Interactive Art

Prince Albert is a renowned American pipe tobacco brand that was launched by the R.J. ...Reynolds Tobacco Company back in 1907.

Christmas in a box Perfect as a Christmas gift - open the box and build the Christmas tree This is one of my ‘in a box’ series. The pieces inside the box can be clicked together to create an ornament. No supports needed. Print two sets of...

... a Row is a classic game also known as Connect 4. The rules are easy to understand: players place tokens into the grid one at a time, and the first person to get four tokens in a row - horizontally, vertically or diagonally - is declared the winner!

The portrayal of an animal and plant life symbolises nature and fertility, which were of crucial importance in the Sumerians and featured highly in their religion and art. The statue was one of a pair found at Ur in grave PG 1237, the Great Death...

A hastily scribbled note on a piece of flotsam. I'm not even sure where to classify this. ...If I had my way, I'd lump it in with the "Spongebob" category too.

A simple sword in a stone wedge (like Excalibur).The sword can be removed from the stone. Creator of the stone: -DISAGNS1108- . ... You can find the stone for free on cults

Hi! ...i had this dumb idea and so I made it and it came out even dumber than i thought it would lol. so here it is, a sword in a stone!

... that integrates Marvelous Designer and Keyshot is an intriguing idea. ...This combination allows for seamless transitions from designing clothing in 3D to rendering realistic images of the final product. ...It's a process worth exploring further.

Mouse in a Spin is a precision engineering project I often assign to students to bring to life using wood. ... This exercise emphasizes attention to detail and alignment, two critical aspects of gearing the cogs and the mouse together seamlessly.

... 11.125 mm in thickness, they match the width of the gaps between them. Standing at 7 inches tall (17.78 cm), this design comes in two forms: a slender version and a more expansive one. ...Both STL files for each variation have been included.

A vibrant, succulent "Haworthia_attenuata", carefully positioned in a decorative Tribonacci Bowl Container was crafted from thing:1002215. A single STL file named "potted_succulent.stl" was successfully generated. A second iteration of the design...

In this iteration, I have meticulously revised the UVs to eliminate glaring seams, incorporated a hat, and discreetly removed the glasses attachment that was originally used to secure the glasses around the ears. The glasses now fit snugly around the...

... crafted into intricate 3D models, showcasing their natural beauty in exquisite detail. ... Greenery bursting forth from terracotta containers is artfully wrapped in sturdy burlap, creating a rustic charm that invites the senses to explore and engage.

A-Maze-In Prusa&nbsp;As the name gives it away, it's a maze within the shape of amazing Jo Prusa.You can use a ball from a ball bearing or other balls the size of max 3.5mm in diameter.And if you scale it up to 200%, you can use the spare ball for...

A man strides confidently alongside his friends, engaged in animated conversation that ebbs and flows like a lively stream. His voice rises and falls in perfect harmony with theirs, each one weaving their thoughts into the intricate tapestry of...

Tent in a rock is a scenery miniature for fantasy battles games like Age of Magic, The 9th Age, Oathmark, Kings of War and other Warhammer Fantasy Battles alternative games. ...This model can fit in role-playing games as scenery, including skirmish...

Here's a tiny feline figurine created by a 3D printer, and it's literally a Siamese kitten contained within a miniature coffee cup. ...Check out the adorable details on this little guy in the video below: https://youtu.be/jDVN86hct1Y

A talented artist has crafted a gritty, low-poly styled male character clad in a sleek suit, perfectly suited for a fast-paced shooter game called CUBER. ...Check out the character's trailer at http://ovi.shhshh.net/tomanek/trailer-2/, and view more of...

... created for an isometric scene, brought to life using the powerful tools of Blender. ...Born from a week-long intensive course in 3D modeling, it was later transformed into a dynamic environmental asset within the immersive world of a VR game jam.

Dungeon in a Tin is a thrilling solo or cooperative adventure where players bravely descend into a dungeon randomly assembled from a stack of tiles, battling through swarms of fierce orc and goblin warriors to rescue the beautiful maiden, claim...

... appealing. Here's a sample. I'm sharing my Solidworks 2013 model of a classic drinking glass, also provided in OBJ format for your convenience. ...To download the high-resolution version, simply click "Download file" while viewing the image.

Here's a result of my own "Ball in a cage" trial I once made with OpenSCAD - just eleven lines of code and done! I'd noticed that in my printed piece (check out the photo), the ball had only sixty faces, i.e. $fn=60, so the polygons showed way too...

It is five in a row respective you play on four in a row. You can see how it is playing here: https://youtu.be/uPUcRRj_ujk?t=826 Instructions: print left side, right side up, right side donw, no support needed. The print minimum 21 coins...

In Human: A Study In Cubes, the protagonist navigates a futuristic office building where every aspect of life is controlled and monitored through a complex network of interconnected cubes. As the story unfolds, the reader is immersed in a world...

... to outmaneuver your opponents, making it an excellent choice for those who enjoy intellectual challenges. By mastering the art of three-in-a-row, you'll experience the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, keeping you coming back for more.

After printing using ReplicatorG and MakerBot Replicator2 with specific settings, a 15-hour process ensued, followed by support structure removal – a task requiring patience due to the intricate design. ...Final touches included sanding and filing for...