roman dodecahedrons 3d models

Here are some modular barracks in 1:144 scale, designed to house whatever roman legions you might have close by.  Each unit contains sleeping space (double decker beds) for a squad of eight legionaries, plus storage space with access ladder under the...

Check out this roman variant: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3104163 Roman archers are a yes! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3109312 Try adding some cavalry on the side: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3113991 For some Macedonian Hoplite...

Note: PLEASE PRESS SCALE TO FIT WHEN PRINTING SINCE THE ACTUAL DESIGN IS MASSIVE The Coliseum stands as one of humanity's most breathtaking architectural achievements, born from Roman ingenuity. Dubbed the Flavian Amphitheatre, this colossal...

The Roman temple is a tribute to the classic Hirst Arts design. It is 28mm scale, I haven't tried scaling it. https://hirstarts.com/temple/temple.html I built it in layers as an experiment for overcoming overhangs meaning each layer can be built...

This design is intended to demonstrate the proprieties of a Roman arch. This print holds itself up without any use of glue whatsoever. Printing: All the parts can be printed without support, and will take about 3 hours to print every piece...

The Coliseum is one of the most incredible structures ever designed, created by the Romans themselves. This iconic building is also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, and its versatility was unmatched - it hosted epic gladiator battles that left...

A Roman wellhead likely originating from the island of Capri, now housed at The British Museum in London, boasts four dynamic scenes depicting males in heated pursuit of females and a youthful figure. Dated to the late 1st century BC, this artifact...

The Coliseum, One Of The Most Stunning Architectural Marvels In The World, Was Designed By Romans With Unmatched Skill And Precision. Also Known As The Flavian Amphitheatre, This Iconic Structure Was Used For A Variety Of Purposes Including...

A Roman gentleman, excavated in the Licinian Tomb of Rome, circa 150-160 AD, is showcased in the Nye Carlsberg Glyptotek (Copenhagen, Denmark). This sculpture was crafted using Memento Beta (now ReMake) software from AutoDesk. The bearded figure...

The original Roman inscription in marble now stands proudly in front of the Municipal Council of Montemor-o-Novo's building, but its roots are firmly planted in Mértola. In the seventeenth century, the chief guardian of Montemor-o-Novo took it upon...

Roman arches are an ingenious architectural design as they don't require concrete or cement to hold them together. The weight of the top, or key stone, keeps the structure stable. To construct one, scaffolding is used for laying the curved stones...

The Roman Sarcophagus rests in Kansas City, Missouri, housed within the walls of the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art. This artifact was unearthed in Rome between 240 and 260 CE. Crafted from a fine grade of marble, the sarcophagus has been a subject of...

A cartoon-style Roman Helmet 3D model is now available. The file comes in a format compatible with 3ds Max 2014 and includes additional files for FBX, OBJ, and PNG textures. Non-overlapping UVs are utilized to ensure seamless texture mapping. The...

Portrait of a Mysterious Roman Gentleman Created Around 30 AD, Now on Display at the Antike am Königsplatz in Munich, Germany. This incredible object is part of "Scan The World," a groundbreaking non-profit initiative conceived by MyMiniFactory.

The candle on top of the Roman brazier can be scented, depending on the user’s preference, to fill their house with pleasant aroma. While unlit it still provides an intriguing aesthetic piece to the abode. The rim around the top prevents any wax from...

This product includes: Hastati (Strip of 5 miniatures) Hastati with Pilum (Strip of 5 miniatures) Principes (Strip of 5 miniatures) Principes with Pilum (Strip of 5 miniatures) Triari (Strip of 5 miniatures) Velites (Strip of 4 miniatures) Roman...

Head of a Roman Man Made of Marble, Sculpted in 1st Century AD: A Marvel on Display in Copenhagen, Denmark A stunning example of ancient craftsmanship is now accessible for the public to view and explore, thanks to the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum...

This is a clock with roman numbers. It's 40 CM in diameter i divided the clock in 4 pieces so it can be printed with most printers. also added the original full size clock. The backplate is 22 mm thick wood, burned it a little for a more industrial...

This Roman mile Fort was based loosely on Hadrians Wall Mile Fort. The package consists of the following: 2 x Corner Walls - These will need to be printed twice. This gives you the four wall sections. Large Gate House - this comes as two files, the...

This is my modification of the Roman Ballista, and I've made some notable changes. 1. The trigger now extends fully downwards. 2. I've modified the projectile to accommodate bamboo sticks for a unique twist. 3. The original power lock kept breaking...

Fully functional miniature Roman ballista designed for large-scale 28mm RPG gaming, capable of launching a spitball approximately 10 feet or a small wooden stick about 5-6 feet. The device features two 1/8-inch diameter pins forming the linkage in...

This lavadero-abrevadero fountain is suitable for dioramas, nativity scenes, nativity scenes and even decoration, it is a Roman lavadero-abrevadero fountain design, with tank for mini water pump. The fountain is designed to fit figures of 8-10-12cm...

The country has numerous historical sites that date back to ancient times, including the famous Roman ruins at Dougga and El Jem. Visitors can explore these sites up close and learn about the nation's rich cultural heritage. Modern Tunisia offers an...

The product has a diameter of 20 millimeters and costs thirty dollars. ...It was added to the inventory on January 31st, 2017 with an item ID of 589130d6a7024886248b4567.

ROMAN STANDARDS

ROMAN STANDARDS

ROMAN STANDARDS

roman crown

... But when you have come up with a strategy it is quite straight forward (and to be honest, quite repetitive ;-)). The objective was to make a wireframe, because it is more like the Roman style Dodecahedron, so here it is. ... Enjoy printing!

... But when you have come up with a strategy it is quite straight forward (and to be honest, quite repetitive ;-)). The objective was to make a wireframe, because it is more like the Roman style Dodecahedron, so here it is. ... Enjoy printing!