turret from portal 3d models

This is my version of Turret from Portal by Valve. It includes texture of thy eye I made. I modeled it in 3ds Max 2011 using blueprints and references. 22473 Polys and 22917 Verts. Included formats .max; .obj; .3DS Textures of eye is included in...

a figure of the turret from portal

A miniature kit of the turret from the Portal series. Print the file twice. ... Requires glue to put together.

Turret from the Portal games. This model is split into separate parts so the model can be printed in different colors (with a one color printer). Legs have pegs that stick into the Turret Innards. Hot glue works to hold parts together and a drill...

Everyone's favorite turret from the Portal game franchise. Modelled as closely to the original as I could, while optimizing for printing. Arms open & close. Attach legs with sturdy, solid core wire (I pulled the black wire out of some standard romex...

"Life Size" Portal Turret from PC game Portal. Update: 3/29/2011- Added stand for 3D printing. ...Update: 5/15/2011- Added STEP Update: 6/23/2011- Added STL for 3D Printing (1:8 Scale) My other Portal Stuff Portal Gun Space Core

This sleek device is the iconic turret system from the hit video game Portal, a symbol of innovative technology and cunning design.

A turret, specifically designed for portals, is an essential component in securing and defending entryways.

This is the .STL file of the Portal Turret, with Base that Scott Bruins made. The original file is Portal Turret . Since, not everyone has Autocad nor Solidworks. It'll probably work best at 1/6th scale, due to the fragility of both the antenna and...

... created Portal, a first-person puzzle-platform video game. ...Released as part of The Orange Box for Windows and Xbox 360 on October 9th, the game featured intriguing elements like the Portal Turret, which I've meticulously modeled in this CAD project.

A turret is featured in the game "Portal," which players encounter during their quests. This security measure proves to be quite formidable, and it requires strategic thinking to bypass or disable it. ...Its presence adds an exciting challenge to the...

Inspired by Easter and completing Portal 2, I created a fundamental turret design for use with the Egg-Bot. The quote "I don't want to go!" is featured on the rear side of the template, a famous line from a beloved home defense character. For...

Assemble a 3mm red LED-equipped portal turret using a CR2032 battery. The design may require simplification for optimal printing results; plan to modify it later. ...Follow these instructions: step 1, print the 3D model; step 2, clean the print support;...

Portal turret

Atlas with turret (from Portal 2) - not rigged - made with 3ds max and scanline materials This is not the exact model of the game but simplified. ...(tips : This is my first hardsurface creation.) Enjoy

This is my frist highpoly model. ...It is turret gun from the Portal game. ... Enjoy it and tell me if you liked it.

This is a defective turret from the game Portal 2, showcasing a normal turret that lacks its finished outer casing as depicted in the game. I am not the original designer of this model; instead, I sourced it from 3D Warehouse, where "MaxCreeper99"...

The portal turret is a vital component in this structure, consisting of an impressive 31,676 polygons.

After much effort, I successfully crafted the coveted Portal Gun from my beloved game, "Portal."

Battle turret from my favorite game Portal 2. The model is collapsible and consists of 36 elements. For the most convenient printing, each part has a flat base, so the model is printed completely without support. ...In order not to get confused during...

Ready-to-print components for the portal turret are available, and you can use a piece of filament to link its legs together effortlessly.

The OpenSCAD-designed model showcases a Portal Sentry Turret without legs; however, improvements are planned for this aspect soon. ...Have fun exploring it!

The Turret, inspired by the Portal series, was created as a final project in an introductory SolidWorks course at the University of Washington. ...Have a great time viewing it!

I designed a replica of a portal sentry turret, and it prints easily with 3D printing technology, but assembling it is challenging because I failed to provide precise connections for the legs.

****************************************************************** This holiday season, I decided to design and build a fully functional, talking Portal turret gun from the game Portal 2. For me, this was an exercise in properly modeling the entire...

The turret design is based on measurements from Portal, Portal 2, and related promotional materials, accurately representing its actual size. Updates include parameters for size and thickness of shell, module-enabled parts, successful printing of all...

This is a static model about 40cm high with room for electronics, it is the same size as this movable tracking model from which also contains instructions on how to make the legs:...

This is a replica of the turret from the game "Portal 2". To attach the legs to the center piece, you'll need some paperclips. The bottom of the center has three holes to line up the wire, then attach the legs to it using hot glue or your preferred...

Print Settings Base Orientation: Flat down Infill: 20-30% Layer Height: 100-200 microns Support: None Right & Left Turrets Orientation: Guns facing up Infill: 20% Layer Height: 100-200 microns Support: From Build Plate Middle Orientation: Holes...

Many parts require supports as you can only optimize so much before taking away too much and altering the look too much, only two wires on the middle part were removed and the bottom part was redesigned to fit legs from the moving turret design. The...