elite dangerous emblem 3d models

Federal Assault Ship model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point to permit better printing Point the two halves vertically at the seam This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All...

Imperial Courier model from Elite: Dangerous. The model is divided into two parts at its widest point to facilitate easier printing. When assembling the model, position the two halves vertically along the seam without supports. This creation is a...

Imperial Courier model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point to permit better printing Point the two halves vertically at the seam, no supports This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution.

The Sidewinder model from Elite: Dangerous is a fanart creation that can be customized to fit individual hardware setups. The model is divided into multiple parts, each based on its coloring, allowing for flexibility in assembly. To assemble the...

Beluga Liner model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point and down the centre to permit better printing Point the two halves vertically at the seam This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial...

Beluga Liner model from Elite: Dangerous. This detailed model is split into two distinct parts at its widest point, allowing for easier and more precise printing. To assemble it, place the two halves upright along the seam. Make sure they are...

The Eagle MK2 model from Elite: Dangerous is a creation that has been broken down into its component parts, each one defined by its unique coloring. To bring this design to life, the user must assign these parts to specific extruders based on their...

Alliance Crusader model from Elite: Dangerous This detailed model is split into two parts at its widest point and down the center to facilitate easier printing. When assembling, point the two halves vertically at the seam for a secure connection.

Sidewinder model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into multiple parts based on their colouring Assign the parts to extruders based on your hardware This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All respected trade marks...

Krait MKII model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point to permit better printing Point the two halves vertically at the seam, no supports This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All...

Beluga Liner model from Elite: Dangerous. This intricate design is divided into two distinct sections, carefully split at its widest point to optimize printing precision. To assemble it seamlessly, position the two halves vertically along the seam.

Imperial Eagle model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into multiple parts based on their colouring Assign the parts to extruders based on your hardware This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All respected trade...

Diamondback Explorer model from Elite: Dangerous. The model is separated into two halves at its widest point to facilitate better printing. To assemble, position the two sections upright along the seam. This work is strictly a labor of love and...

Type-9 Heavy model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point to permit better printing Point the two halves vertically at the seam This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All respected...

The Cobra MKIV model from Elite: Dangerous is crafted in two distinct parts, separated at its widest point and down the center to facilitate smooth printing. To assemble this model, position the two halves vertically along the seam, ensuring a...

GU-97 model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into multiple parts based on their colouring Assign the parts to extruders based on your hardware This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All respected trade marks are...

The Viper Mk 4 model, a fan-favorite from Elite: Dangerous, has been recreated with precision. To facilitate easier printing, the model is divided into two sections at its widest point. This work of art is strictly non-commercial and does not...

Federal Gunship model from Elite: Dangerous. The model is divided into two sections at its widest point to facilitate easier printing. To assemble the model, place the two halves upright along the seam and ensure that supports are in place. This...

Diamondback Explorer model from Elite: Dangerous is a highly detailed replica that can be printed in two halves to improve printing quality. The model's design allows for easy assembly, with the two parts simply needing to be placed vertically at the...

ASP Scout model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into two parts at the widest point to permit better printing Point the two halves vertically at the seam, needs supports This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All...

Type-10 Defender model from Elite: Dangerous. The design is cleverly split into two parts at its widest point and down the center, making it ideal for printing. To assemble the model, simply point the two halves vertically at the seam. Please note...

Federal Corvette model from Elite: Dangerous The model is divided into two sections at its widest point and down the middle for easier printing. Position the two halves vertically along the seam. This work is purely fan art and not intended for...

Type-7 Transporter model from Elite: Dangerous. The model is divided into two parts at its widest point, allowing for easier printing. To assemble the transporter, align the two halves vertically along the seam. This process requires some supports...

Hauler model from Elite: Dangerous Model is split into multiple parts based on their colouring Assign the parts to extruders based on your hardware This work is strictly fanart and not meant for commercial distribution. ...All respected trade marks are...

The Eagle MK2 model from Elite: Dangerous is broken down into multiple components based on its distinctive coloring. Each part of the model can be assigned to a specific extruder, taking into account the capabilities of your 3D printing hardware.

The Hauler model from Elite: Dangerous has been dissected into various components based on its distinct coloring. These parts can be assigned to specific extruders according to your printer's hardware capabilities, allowing for precise control over...

Little keyring with Asp Explorer from Elite Dangerous. Keyrings come in small and large sizes and are optimized to be printable without supports on SLS machines. I strongly advise against attempting to print this keyring on FDM machines due to the...

Federal Dropship model from Elite: Dangerous. The model is divided into two sections, split vertically at its widest point and down the center to facilitate easier printing. To assemble it, position the two halves upright along their seam. This...

Imperial Eagle model from Elite: Dangerous The model is divided into two sections at its widest point, and then split down the center to allow for better printing. To assemble it, place the two halves upright along the seam. This work is strictly a...

The Adder model from Elite: Dangerous is broken down into multiple sections based on its distinctive coloring scheme. To replicate this intricate design, assign the various parts to your extruders according to your printer's capabilities. Please note...