twi lek statue 3d models

Task on "Societal Tensions in Computing" Submitted by Sebastian Stuchetz with ID 1226292

This scan was created as part of a course. ...Unfortunately, the lighting was poor, so the reverse side could not be produced.

One of my coworkers at the Archaeological Museum of Chania, Greece is truly fascinating to be around.

A three-dimensional scan is uploaded using an application designed specifically for that purpose.

Located in The Bangalore Museum of India, this stunning institution showcases its vast collection across two levels of exhibitions, neatly compartmentalized into a total of 18 spacious galleries. ...Each gallery is meticulously curated to highlight an...

Visitors to the Bangalore Museum in India can explore its vast collection on display across two engaging exhibition floors, comprising a total of 18 thoughtfully curated galleries. ...These galleries are carefully organized to showcase an incredible...

Displayed at The Bangalore Museum in India, this exhibit showcases its two exhibition floors, divided into 18 distinct galleries that span a wide range of subjects including sculpture, natural history, geology, art, music and numismatics. This...

Woodworking has long been a cornerstone of human ingenuity, with skilled craftsmen like R.Kolmodin pushing the boundaries of what is possible with wood as a material.

Support this work by checking out the making of this and many other works here: https://youtu.be/RynSngUnC5s This 3D printable model is for those who want aStatue! Be sure to use #VidovicArts if you post a make of this over on instagram so we can...

Real project I made few years ago

Dimensions: 8.6*8.6*18.2 cm Archive: stl,obj+mtl,images

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Displayed prominently at the Antike am Königsplatz in Munich, a museum showcases Bavaria's treasure trove of antiquities from Greece, Etruria, and Rome. While its sculpture collection resides across town in the Glyptothek, pieces crafted in Bavaria...

Displayed at the Antike am Königsplatz in Munich, Bavaria's prized antiquities from Greece, Etruria, and Rome are showcased within this esteemed museum. Meanwhile, a separate Glyptothek houses an impressive sculpture collection, while artworks...

Displayed at the Lapidarium, a space showcasing stone monuments and intriguing fragments of archaeological significance. This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory to create a comprehensive digital...

They walked through the woods, and the trees cast long shadows on the ground. The air was cool and quiet, with only the sound of leaves rustling beneath their feet. A gentle breeze stirred the branches above, causing the leaves to quiver and shake.

The first sculpture created by Gislaine Lejeune during her early days as a sculptor.

They were human beings and yet they did not act like humans at all. Their bodies moved, their voices spoke, but it was as if they were just machines going through the motions of life. ...They lived, breathed, loved, and laughed, but somehow it felt...

Human: High-definition 3D model crafted through cutting-edge structural motion analysis

Martina Kysucka's item measures at 5cm in dimension, allowing for resizing to various other dimensions as per requirement.

The identity of this enigmatic figure remains a mystery, shrouded in an aura of secrecy that defies explanation.

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This creation is a direct result of using Tinkercad, and users can easily edit it online through the website https://www.tinkercad.com/things/jbRvBQNBIXzP.

This is the lower portion of a stunning marble sculpture showcasing a Hellenistic-inspired figure. ...The artwork originates from Tripoli, Lebanon.

A 123D Catch-scanned object features a female figure holding an infant; printing this requires support structures, with a recommended 10% infill level.