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The Lewis chessmen are a group of 12th-century chess pieces made of walrus ivory, discovered on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland in 1881.

Each year millions of visitors, free of charge, admire the chessmen at the British Museum and they are frequently loaned for display in museums across the country and across the globe. They were probably made in Norway, about AD 1150- 1200. At this...

The Lewis chessmen

The Lewis chessmen

... in resin from the original pieces. The intricate wavy pattern on its shield, however, appears distorted after the first scan. Utilizing the multiple scan feature of the library's MakerBot Digitizer allowed me to examine the Lewis chessmen in detail.

... Notice the wavy pattern on his shield, which I think may be worse than after the first scan. (Local library whose MakerBot Digitizer I used has the multiple scan capability, which was one of the things I wanted to explore with the Lewis chessmen.)

... reproduction features an intricate wavy pattern on its shield, which may have become more pronounced after the first scan due to the library's advanced multiple scan capabilities. This was an opportunity for me to experiment with the Lewis chessmen.

... Notice the wavy pattern on his shield, which I think may be worse than after the first scan. (Local library whose MakerBot Digitizer I used has the multiple scan capability, which was one of the things I wanted to explore with the Lewis chessmen.)

This was a labor of love for me, and I share it with the kind people of Thingiverse to garner traffic to my Patreon.com/SKOR3D or scan the QRC These are developed from 3D scans available from The National Museum on MMF Scan the World. I believe I...

This was a labor of love for me, and I share it with the kind people of Thingiverse to garner traffic to my Patreon.com/SKOR3D or scan the QRC These are developed from 3D scans available from The National Museum on MMF Scan the World. I believe I...

Originally scanned by the National Museums of Scotland, this object was triply scanned using MakerBot Digitizer technology before being reproduced in resin from its original form.

Scanned with MakerBot Digitizer, one scan. ... Piece from a complete set originally scanned by the National Museums of Scotland and reproduced in resin from the ancient originals.

Scanned with MakerBot Digitizer - triple scan. ... From the complete set originally scanned and reproduced in resin from the originals by the National Museums of Scotland.

Scanned with MakerBot Digitizer - triple scan. ... Piece from a complete set originally scanned by the National Museums of Scotland and reproduced in resin from the ancient originals.

This item has been triply scanned using MakerBot Digitizer technology, being part of a collection initially scanned by the National Museums of Scotland. ...The piece is then recreated in resin, replicating its ancient original form accurately.

This item has been captured using the MakerBot Digitizer technology in a single scan. ...It is part of a full collection that was initially scanned by the National Museums of Scotland and then recreated in resin, based on the original artifacts.

The Lewis chessmen or Uig chessmen, named after the bay where they were found) are a group of distinctive 12th-century chess pieces, along with other gaming pieces, most of which are carved in walrus ivory. Discovered in 1831 on Lewis in the Outer...

British museum. 3130 3130 Art & abstract. Architecture. British museum. 3130 3130 Art & abstract. ...Architecture.

my first creations ..

A remix of EHM's Warder. This is my first attempt at 3d modeling. I used Sculptris to smooth out and add detail. ...More to come.

Chessmen

British museum. part 2 Architecture, Cultural heritage & history. ...Architecture, Cultural heritage & history.

Name: Caryatid Material: Cast Format: Statue Museum: Courtesy of Skulpturhalle Basel Museum Museum inventory number: 154 Museum of original: British Museum, London Photographer/modeler: Davide Angheleddu Copyright 2019 Flyover Zone Productions. ...All...

The British Museum StencilsIf anyone can come up with other slogans, I’d like to hear them

Photogrammetry of a Greek sculpture at the British Museum of London (Greek and Roman, Room 23). ...Camera: Canon s110 Software: Agisoft Photoscan

Photogrammetry of a Roman sculpture in marble at the British Museum of London (Greek and Roman, Room 23) representing Female Gladiators. ...Camera: Canon s110 Software: Agisoft Photoscan

The objective was to create a VBA program that simulates the British Museum's roof structure. I have enhanced the meshing, though not all parts are saved at every generation. ...If you're interested, I can provide the program along with the surface...

The stoneware figure of a Daoist Deity with green, turquise, purple and ochre glazes in porcelain and polychrome enamels was made in the 16th  century, Ming Dynasty currently being shown at the British Museum. Possibly made in Shanxi. Original...

It was found with seven others, in a cave in Yi county, Hebai province, northern China, All but one are now in Western museums. The figure is glazed in colours of the sancai (three colours) palette of the Tang dynasty. The banding on th yellow robe...

British museum Amenhotep Egyptian statue