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This is a bespoke pedestal designed specifically for the intricately detailed [Iron Giant 3D Printing Model](https://www.gambody.com/3d-models/iron-giant).\r\n\r\nAt its core, the pedestal boasts two precision-drilled holes to accommodate washers,...

... shaping the metal into a massive humanoid figure with arms as thick as tree trunks and legs that seemed to go on forever. As the last sparks died away, the iron giant stood tall, its metal skin glinting in the sunlight like polished steel.

This model was created based on the cartoon of the same name Iron Giant. The file contains a high-poly model. The model has no sweep and textures. ... here are only basic colors

This is a custom stand for The Iron Giant 3D Printing Model The base has two counter sunk holes for some washers to give the base some added weight Print instructionsCategory: Model Robots Summary This is a custom stand for The Iron Giant 3D Printing...

I crafted this design at my friend's request, who had a friend interested in creating a keyring featuring the Iron Giant. Initially, I was skeptical about printing such delicate details as the giant's long legs and arms, but I wanted to tackle the...

military and Kent Mansley, a paranoid federal agent, from finding and destroying the robot.\r\nI've always been a fan of The Giant film and book, so I wanted to create my own little Iron Giant on my desk. ...This model was created from scratch using...

The Iron Giant robot model was created using the powerful 3D modeling software, 3DS Max 2016. Mental Ray shader technology was employed to add intricate details and realism to the design. The model is compatible with close-up cameras and macro...

I was inspired by Adam Savage's One day build video of the Iron Giant Bolt to make one of my own. I didn't find any 3D models online, so I decided to model it myself. Measurements were from screen grabs of the movie based on a 9-year-old's average...

I was inspired by Adam Savage's One Day Build video of the Iron Giant Bolt to create my own. I couldn't find any 3D models online, so I decided to design one myself. Measurements were taken from screen grabs of the movie based on a 9-year-old's...

I was inspired by Adam Savage's One Day Build video on the Iron Giant Bolt to create one of my own. Since no suitable 3D models were available online, I decided to design it myself using measurements taken from screen grabs of the movie based on an...

My friend was playing a warforged monk that he described as Iron Giant meets Avatar. Here's what I came up with. If you enjoy my creations and want to show your appreciation or give me a tip, consider buying me a cup of coffee! ...You can support me by...

Coming straight from the mythical animated film "The Iron Giant" and more recently in the SF movie "Ready Player One", I offer you the 3D model of this robot, image of pop culture. I hope you will like it. ... ps: I divided it into 9 different bodies...

I've always been fascinated by The Iron Giant, it's an iconic animated movie that still holds up today, and as someone who grew up with it, I couldn't resist creating my own unique take on this beloved classic.

Coming straight from the mythical animated film "The Iron Giant" and more recently in the SF film "Ready Player One", I offer you the 3D model of this robot, image of the pop culture. I hope you'll like it. ... ps: I have divided it into 9 different...

he Bolt is a life-sized replica of the wayward flashing piece of The Iron Giant, as seen in the film. The collectible is 6 inches in length, with a flashing light feature, and authentic details from the film. ...It's the perfect-sized piece to display...

As the Iron Giant lumbered through the streets, children pointed and gasped in awe at its massive form. ...But one young boy named Hogarth saw beyond the metal exterior to a being that was kind and gentle, with a deep longing for friendship and...

Although I managed to overlook the cone-shaped tip being ridiculously oversized and making the thread utterly useless, unless the Iron Giant's ear has an appropriately sized split nut that engages at some depth, which somehow renders the weird thread...

Go and have your own Iron Giant How I Designed This The Iron Giant Using SolidWorks, I make this model in 3 days and printing took about 2 weeks, parts by parts. ... You'll need to count the parts and orientation on your own, the printer I used doesn't...

I crafted my replica of the Iron Giant's Bolt, striving for absolute screen accuracy. To achieve this, I meticulously measured the width of a known object - my bed, which approximated 31 inches or 80 centimeters. Then, I precisely translated these...

I chose to make the Iron Giant, one of my favorite movies, come to life in this project. After working on it for some time, I'm not satisfied with how the hands and feet turned out. ...Refining them is something I'd like to do eventually, but for now,...

Based on Eternal Realm's model, I created the "Oculus Home" ready 1m tall Iron Giant. The entire mesh was reworked, de-triangulated as thoroughly as possible, and completely rebuilt with new UV maps, textures remade in substance painter, and a basic...

Detailed model of the Iron Giant. Its creation is based on the original 3D model used in the film. This model is rigged so you can create poses or create an walk cycle. For this model i used 2k and 3k textures. Everything is well organizaded inside...

This adorable miniature robot is a loving tribute to the iconic Iron Giant from the beloved 1999 film. Perfectly suited as a paperweight or decorative piece, it's sure to bring back fond memories for fans of all ages. If you appreciate this project,...

Go and have your own Iron Giant How I Designed ThisThe Iron Giant Using SolidWorks, I make this model in 3 days and printing took about 2 weeks, parts by parts. ... You'll need to count the parts and orientation on your own, the printer I used doesn't...

This is a replica Iron Giant bolt that I designed to be printed and generate the last scene from iron giant where the bolt comes to life, flashes and beeps and returns to the Iron Giant. The parts are easily 3D printable and uses some simple...

... all joints utilize 1mm paper clips as pins, with only the knee joint employing a 2mm pin (due to my laziness). Assemble your own life-sized Iron Giant using the STL files available on Thingiverse, but remember, non-commercial usage only.

i used like 10 mmssupport me to keep uploading stuff and continue this design .Use Brim for everything , no raft.-the only parts that need glue is the upper leg ( up-leg 1 - 2 and WaistArt ), Hands ( left-right Hand and HandArt ) and the shoulder (...

When I viewed images of the Iron Giant, its long, slender legs and arms caught my eye - I wondered how to print such delicate features while also making them strong enough for everyday use as a keychain. A subsequent image of a baby Iron Giant...

When I looked at images of the Iron Giant with its long, very thin legs and arms I first thought how on earth can I not only print something this delicate, but also make it strong enough to carry on your keys as a keyring. I then came across an image...

More iron giant is coming, I'm in the process of modifying the torso for 3D printing.\n\n \n \n How-To\nMost of these parts print well without any support on a flat surface, except for the jaw. I printed this straight upwards since it sits on the...