donut drip 3d models

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Donut

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Donut!

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Donut

its a donut

Donut for anything you want.

is it Donut or Doughnut?

Simple donut with some baubles

A cool donut I made

Yummy donut. Great quality! ...( with sprinkles)

for cut donut the dimeter is 60mm

I made this donut to learn Blender.

Tempting donut with creamy icing, absolute delight!

just a donut designed by my friend kiril

this is a donut I worked hard on it

It's a donut! ...Yeah I'm learning blender hdyk?

I recently dyed a donut shape in Aizen, and suddenly I thought of making donuts, earrings, and key rings.

The donut was carefully crafted according to Blender Guru's step-by-step guide.

A one dollar donut 3d model with correct assigned materils..Ready for use

Measuring 144 millimeters in width, this donut is quite the sizeable snack!

Cartoon donut model brings a playful twist to traditional pastry designs.

A sweet treat that's often overlooked. ...Just a simple pastry, a donut by another name.

First ever blender model of a donut. ...I believe Homer from the Simpsons would approve!

The donut is a crowd-pleaser, favored by many individuals, while the setting showcases a tray of donuts resting on a wooden table alongside a cup. ...This arrangement enhances the visual appeal and streamlines the presentation of the product.

High-Quality Donut 3D Model with Icing Designed and Modelled using Blender It can be used to create donuts for 3D Printing, display it on your desk, or create something for fun!

I named it a donut simply because its appearance reminded me of one, and this entire project was a lighthearted endeavor inspired by watching my child engage in playtime with toy rings that closely resembled donuts.

I baked a scrumptious donut from scratch using my trusty Blender mixer, carefully crafting each detail to perfection.

... Enjoy! This delectable Donut model is printed with 40% infill. My print settings were a layer height of 0.2mm. The STL file for this scrumptious treat has a scale of 50%. To attain the actual dimensions, simply multiply by two. ...Bon appétit!