rope spear 3d models

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7WIa5SmK4Q&feature=youtu.be Scorpion's rope spear from Mortal Kombat. The first one. The old school one. The original one. Sized to proportions taken from screen grabs of the original game. This model has a threaded...

Made for a friend, figured others may find it useful.

Spear

rope

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Rope

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ROPE MODEL...

just a normal spear

Rope in Creo

A rope made with SW

Rope Crafted with Precision using SOLIDWORKS Software

One-day ultra-low polygon spear project.

Rope made in SolidWorks Assembly. ... http://grabcad.com/questions/how-to-design-the-rope-in-solidworks

Coiled rope prop to be hung on a hook.

As a leisure activity, I crafted a spear.

Vibrant rope knot rendered in stunning clarity through the power of V-Ray technology.

LowPoly Spear. ...Complete Rendering Setup Includes Detailed Materials and High-Quality Textures.

Modeling the spear, a time-honored ancestral tool, was skillfully accomplished using Creo software.

A type of spear that we use for practise at my sword fighting class.

During my training in 3D modeling, I crafted a spear that showcased my skills and creativity.

This design was inspired by photos of spears, which served as a creative reference point.

Rope designs have become all-consuming, dominating my every waking moment. ...I'll finally break free from their grasp once and for all with one final, ingenious rope design.

A rope may be fashioned through the use of a 'sweep' command in conjunction with the 'sweep' function.

I created a 3D spear model using 3DS Max and brought it to life with vibrant textures crafted in Substance Painter. ...My colleague masterfully modeled the spear, while I handled the texturing process with precision.

The human spear is a vital tool for students who need to tackle the challenges of school projects.

Humans have long employed versatile arms that can double as spears and swords, offering adaptability in combat situations.

Rope designs have taken over my thoughts. ...I'll finally put them behind me once and for all with this final rope design. Simple to print, just layer by layer. No support needed, no infill required. ...Your printer is ready for action now.

Easily create a rope in SolidWorks using a projected curve, followed by adding four circle features, and finally employing a swept boss/base with the "twist along path" option selected for a seamless result.