troublesome truck faces 3d models
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cults3d
After seeing a multitude of these on Shapeways, but finding almost nothing by way of downloadable file, and none if the creators willing to provide their file for sale, I made this Season 1 Troublesome Truck from Thomas the Tank Engine. I based the...
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Remixed from a 12-ton coal wagon, I scaled it up to suit the Bachmann Largescale Thomas the Tank Engine set we enjoy running around our Christmas tree every year. It's as large as I could fit onto my Malyan M150 printer. The dimensions are 190mm x...
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The following is my best attempts at accurately measuring parts from a toy ERTL model from the series Thomas the Tank Engine & friends. ... If it is to be used, then credit to ejfras39 would be appreciated.
sketchfab
Designed to fit with HO scale Hornbey Thomas the Tank Engine
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I took the original and rescaled it for HO/OO Scale please see original for instructions.
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The Face Was Crafted Using Pixologic's Sculptris Software, While the Rest of the Truck Was Modeled in Trimble Sketchup. My First Attempt Involved Designing a Single Box Containing Both the Coal and Face, Planning to Simply Paint Them Different...
cults3d
thick super magnet (purchased at Home Depot) To ensure that the faces stack correctly, place a magnet on the front face of an assembled emoji. ... The magnet will adjust to match the poles of the assembled emoji, once aligned press the magnet into one...
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The backside of each face features an inset hole that accommodates an 8 mm diameter x 3.0 mm thick super magnet purchased from Home Depot. To guarantee correct stacking, place a magnet on the front side of an assembled emoji. The magnet will adjust...
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This demonstrates some face scans done with the David3D scan software. These objects can be used as bases or additional components for further 3D modeling endeavours. ...For more information, visit http://3dworkflow.dmt.fh-joanneum.at/.
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Included is two files for the faces of the iconic "Troublesome Trucks" which were digitally sculpted by my self. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. ... Please credit to "ejfras39" and please do not sell or replicate them with intention...
grabcad
A truck's face model will serve as basis for constructing the whole vehicle, ensuring swift uploading upon completion.
cults3d
faces says, 6 sides of dice. For those who need the numbers as tokens. I recommend printing these pieces a bit larger unless your 3d printer is reliable and good adhesion. ... Greetings!
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With a sufficient number of printed faces, you can assemble them and produce three-dimensional wireframes of each of the five Platonic Solids through 3D printing. The model is comprised of one OpenScad file, and by adjusting two parameters, you can...
cults3d
"Different Faces" So I was playing around with Zbrush. practicing modeling some different facial expressions. I was having fun and wanted to turn the lump of clay into something cool. So here's a different kind of vase for you to print. ...:) Ender 3...
myminifactory
"Different Faces" So I was playing around with Zbrush. practicing modeling some different facial expressions. I was having fun and wanted to turn the lump of clay into something cool. So here's a different kind of vase for you to print. ...:) resize...
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"Different Faces" So I was playing around with Zbrush. practicing modeling some different facial expressions. I was having fun and wanted to turn the lump of clay into something cool. So here's a different kind of vase for you to print. ...:) Ender 3...
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These are mostly black and white cartoon-like faces that translate perfectly to 3D printed objects. I created these in Fusion 360 by importing SVGs of the pictures into my design software. Then I extruded them upwards at different heights. To print...
cults3d
These are mostly black and white cartoon like faces, and they translate excellently to 3D printed objects. I created these in Fusion 360 by importing SVGs of the pictures. Then I extruded them up at different heights. Then to print them out, I used...