rage lantern 3d models

Being inspired by the ferocious dragon, the author of the Deathwing model for 3D printing spent 284 hours to depict the raging beast towering over the fragments of the Stormwind City castle. The Worldbreaker is known for carrying all living beings...

The author of the Venom figurine for 3D printing captured the parasite in rage. It seems that the 3D printing scene unfolds at the very end of the bonding process - the model's legs are still partially engulfed by the viscous substance that the Venom...

The reptilian monster is pictured in his bone-chilling rage. Every little fold and scale on his rugged bumpy skin is chiseled with careful attention to make it look as realistic as possible. His eyes are rested below the prominent eyebrow-like ridges...

His mouth is opened in rage, baring the sharpest teeth and metal tubes that pass through the bust without any effect may unlikely be found in any Gothic novel but definitely add to Vampire’s formidable image. Even those who have no particular...

Our contributing 3D artist made sure to endow the Zilla figurine with the creature’s distinctive prominent lantern jaw, long tail scattered with rows of sharp spikes, thick legs that seem perfect for swift and resolute step, and cunning stare that is...

In his left hand, the 3D printing Green Goblin is holding a grenade disguised as a small jack-o'-lantern and he is clearly ready to throw the bomb at the young adversary. Huge smoke puffs that the Goblin Glider leaves behind form a nice platform to...

Those trenches resulted to be giant lanterns. I made them wider so they are more recognisable. </li> </ul> I also made up a lot of details that are not described on the book: <ul> <li>The entrance is vaguely described, I played with its...

Many traditional Chinese customs revolve around dragons.[50] During various holidays, including the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, villagers will construct an approximately sixteen-foot-long dragon from grass, cloth, bamboo strips, and paper,...