kirishima from my hero academia 3d models

Leprechaun, a mysterious and elusive creature from a popular video game at my school, is said to possess a hidden treasure of gold coins and a magical pot of gold. ...With his quick wit and cunning nature, he has become a legendary figure among gamers,...

This is done for being my Grab Cad profile pic

Dinky Doo for your own collection! ...More in my profile!

With a chill that sent shivers down my spine, I extended my cold, undead hand, beckoning him to sign on the dotted line.

Perfect model of Princess Celestia especially for your own collection! ... More in my profile!

Ko totoro of my neighbor totoro of 3cm in diameter. ... Designs on request!

Mammott is my favorite monster, so I designed it in Tinkercad

Perfect model of Pinkie Pie especially for your own collection! ... More in my profile!

I've used photogrammetry software, specifically version 3.702 of 3DF Zephyr, to generate a 3D model directly from 50 photographs taken from different angles and perspectives.

I used advanced photogrammetry technology from 3DF Zephyr v4.353 to create a detailed 3D model, seamlessly integrating and analyzing data from 16 high-quality images.

In New York City, I had a 3D scan of my head captured at the Makerbot store.

I captured 48 images using photogrammetry software 3DF Zephyr version 3.702 to create my 3D asset.

Created in Tinkercad, here Nami of the Straw Hat from One Piece.

I re-created the fanart version of Julith based on the art from Olya Anufrieva.

Created in Tinkercad, here Usopp of the Straw Hat from One Piece.

Created in Tinkercad, here Sanji Blackleg of the Straw Hat from One Piece.

Using photogrammetry software 3DF Zephyr v4.009, a 3D model was created from 23 photos.

I'm working on a cutting-edge 3D scene created using advanced photogrammetry technology from 3DF Zephyr, version 4.509, which expertly merged data from 27 high-resolution images into a stunning digital environment.

This project is straightforward, as I hail from Mexico and lack expertise on the topic. Have fun! ...XD

I used photogrammetry software to create a 3D model from 26 photos processed with 3DF Zephyr version 3.702.

My 3D model is expertly crafted by photogrammetry software 3DF Zephyr version 4.353, seamlessly integrating and processing a precise total of 29 high-quality images.

My 3D model was crafted using cutting-edge photogrammetry software called 3DF Zephyr, version 3.702, which expertly processed a total of seventeen distinct images.

In my initial attempt at rendering using Google Sketchup and the V-Ray engine, I successfully created an impressive visual representation.

Using advanced photogrammetry technology, 3DF Zephyr v4.500 seamlessly generates high-quality 3D scenes from a dataset of 28 meticulously captured images.

Using Photogrammetry Software 3DF Zephyr Version 4.351, a 3D Model was Successfully Generated from 21 High-Resolution Images Captured by Photography.

I'm utilizing photogrammetry software to create a 3D model from 49 images captured by 3DF Zephyr version 3.503, an efficient tool for digital reconstruction.

Using photogrammetry software 3DF Zephyr version 3.702, a highly detailed 3D scene is being rapidly created from the analysis of 24 carefully selected images.

Using photogrammetry software 3DF Zephyr version 3.503, a 3D asset is rapidly taking shape, intricately crafted from the analysis of 48 high-resolution images.

Using advanced photogrammetry software 3DF Zephyr version 5.016, a high-quality 3D model was successfully created from 40 carefully selected photographs.

I utilized 3D modeling software, specifically 3DF Zephyr v4.300, to create a precise digital model from 48 high-quality images taken with various camera angles and positions.