chris ramsay 3d models

... endeavor that sheds light on the ancient world's most fascinating secrets. The project's online presence can be accessed at https://mitrou.utk.edu/, courtesy of Chris Hale's ingenious efforts to make this rich cultural heritage accessible to all.

... his 75th year of life. Chris Langhans created this masterpiece under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License in 2020. ...You can view more stunning work from this talented artist on Vimeo at https://vimeo.com/422115667.

... 1.8 mm **Please Print the Parts with Minimal Infill or Solid** Happy Printing! MFG Chris ------------------ If You Like It PayPal Me 

... font scale of 2.1, pen thickness of 7, object number of 1, tip diameter of 4, helper tabs enabled with a tolerance of 0.2. The inscribed word is "Chris Loves MOM" and the lid measures 30 units in length, while the inner diameter is set at 3.4 units.

... Carolina Archaeological Collection, housed in the Research Laboratories of Archaeology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, catalogues the jar with the number 2271a45. A digital model of this artifact was created by Chris LaMack.

... Research Laboratories of Archaeology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have carefully preserved this significant artifact. Modelled by Chris LaMack's skilled hands, this jar is a testament to the region's rich cultural heritage.

... Catalogued as no. 2554p2723 and identified as vessel 23, this miniature jar was unearthed during excavations at the historic Catawba site in Ayers Town. Crafted by Chris LaMack, its intricate design reflects the artistic expertise of its maker.

... before the first use. Thanks for your interest in this design! Leave a tip if you're so inclined, or, at the very least, drop a message if you printed it and let me know how it turned out. Suggestions for improvement are always welcome. ~Chris

The stone pipe is cataloged as number 2022a359 in the North Carolina Archaeological Collection at the Research Laboratories of Archaeology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where it has been partially reconstructed by Chris LaMack's...

... was generously donated by Herbert M. Doerschuk to the North Carolina Archaeological Collection at the Research Laboratories of Archaeology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chris LaMack's model brings this significant discovery to life.

This fearsome beast draws inspiration from Mastodon's Circle of Cycsquatch art by Chris Foss and Pascal Blanché's artwork. Its anatomy combines the attributes of a frog, rhino, and bearded lizard. Crafted in ZBrush, this creature was then...

The Imperium guild is featured in Star Citizen, produced by Chris Roberts, CIG, and RSI. Two of its members, @rotorax and @Lozenger, designed these division patches exclusively for the organization. Due to high demand within the group, these logo...

... We extend our gratitude to Alton Dooley (Western Science Center), Chris Widga (Grey Fossil Site) and especially Robert K. McAfee (Georgia Campus - Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine) for their assistance in identifying this 3D model.

... as number 2499p235 within the North Carolina Archaeological Collection, which is housed in the Research Laboratories of Archaeology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The model for this artifact was created by Chris Lamack.

The team is grateful for the assistance provided by Alton Dooley at Western Science Center, Chris Widga at Grey Fossil Site, and particularly Robert K. McAfee from Georgia Campus - Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in identifying this 3D...

2365p262 within the esteemed North Carolina Archaeological Collection at the Research Laboratories of Archaeology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, this incredible piece has been meticulously documented by Chris LaMack's skilled hand,...

... holder, suggesting possible future additions such as markings for driver types and staining for finish. The original Wiha driver model was designed by Chris (SCREWDRIVER by WIHA), with the author adding configurations for three different sizes.

... preserved by the Research Laboratories of Archaeology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A detailed model of this impressive jar was created by Chris LaMack, providing a valuable resource for researchers and enthusiasts alike.

... the Grady Bobo site is attributed to the diligent excavations conducted by Margaret Scarry, John Scarry, and Mintcy Maxham between 1995 and 2000. Chris LaMack's model of the vessel serves as a valuable reference for historians and enthusiasts alike.

I have been using the wonderful mount by Chris_Neale at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4683117 but wanted to switch to a Voron style blower and found the mount wasn't tall enough to clear the housing. I also cut a hole in the side because I have...

Object Name: Coffin Cover of Princess Mayet Location: Brooklyn Museum Collection Inventory Number: 52.127a-b Date: Circa 2008-1957 BCE Materials: Wood from Mediterranean Cypress - Cupressus sempervirens, Syrian Fig - Ficus sycomorus and Tamarisk -...

... double sided tape to fix the charger in the stand. Added a smal hole in the back of the stand so it is possible to poke out the induction charging plate if needed.Charging stand render is made with Keyshot 9. Backplate image by Chris Clarke.Enjoy!

Human: Object Name: Ancient Figure of Metjetji (Tall)\nLocation: The Brooklyn Museum\nInventory Number: 50.77\nDate: Approximately 2371-2288 BCE\nMaterials: Crafted from Wood and Pigments\nFormat: A Standing Statue\nWebsite:...

Materials: Wood (Mediterranean cypress - Cupressus sempervirens, Syrian fig - Ficus sycomorus, tamarisk - Tamarix sp.), pigment Format: Coffin Website: https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/3575 Photogrammetry Created by Steve Vinson,...

Human: Object Name: Guardian of Satti Figurine\nLocation: Brooklyn Art Museum's Permanent Collection\nInventory Number: E37.123\nDate Range: Circa 1390-1352 BCE\nMaterials Used: Glazed Ceramic Faience\nObject Type: Funerary Shabty Statue\nWebsite...

Writing/Concept: Chris PinchCover Art: Anthony Scott WatersInteriors: Brian Scott WaltersPublished: September 2023 What is the Big Bad Booklet? The Big Bad Booklet is a fully illustrated 5e booklet featuring a new boss monster that includes details...

... were executed with precision, courtesy of Vray 3.00's advanced rendering engine. On November 8th, 2010, the model underwent meticulous revisions and corrections to ensure its optimal quality for all our valued friends at Cherves, Mado, and Chris.

Horsman Ventriloquist Doll (research credit: Chris Guest) This remarkable ventriloquist doll was crafted by the renowned Horsman Doll Factory in Trenton, New Jersey, where thousands of skilled workers toiled on-site at the peak of the factory's...

Sword of Sinew and Steel, original art created by Chris Rahn for Magic the Gathering now brought to life. At full size the sword measure 980mm from tip to pommel. In order to strengthen it at that scale a .5 inch [12.7mm] and two 3/8 inch [9.5mm]...

... image is courtesy of the Dayton Society of Natural History. We extend our gratitude to Michael Pasenko, Alton Dooley, Gregory Smith, and Chris Widga for thoroughly examining this model and providing crucial insights that aided in its identification.