venus box 3d models

Players of "Onward to Venus" can store their game pieces in a specially designed box featuring magnetic holes that accommodate both 3mm by 3mm bottom magnets and 3mm by 1mm top magnets.

The Venus of Willendorf figurines are intricately nested together like delicate puzzle pieces.

Box in two parts that fit together, in the shape of a Venus (planet) or copper or femininity or Woman Symbol. With wall thicknesses of 0.8mm and a tolerance (space for interlocking) of 0.45mm. Each part, prints, the side with the largest flat...

This is a creative reinterpretation of the Venus Box by Prot0typ1cal. The sphere and the "bouche" are securely attached to the primary component. You can insert a Neodymium Magnet N45, measuring 1/2 inch in diameter, into the bottom of the sphere to...

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This three-dimensional model captures the essence of the planet Venus, showcasing its stunning atmosphere and surface features.

People often think of Venus as a goddess sitting proudly atop a seashell being carried by a dolphin in the "Pötzleinsdorfer Schlosspark" right there in Vienna.

This stunning 17th-century marble fountain centerpiece showcases Venus bursting forth from the waves, flanked by a sleek and agile dolphin.

Venus is the second planet from the Sun, orbiting it every 224.7 Earth days.The planet is named after Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty. After the Moon, it is the brightest natural object in the night sky, reaching an apparent magnitude of...

Venus, Apulum head of a votive statue carved from marble height: 12.3 centimeters third century A.D. ...Roman Museum, inventory number R792

Venus, the alluring goddess, embodies feminine charm, captivating beauty, and intoxicating love, as she stands majestically alongside her powerful husband Vulcan, master of fire and industry.

Venus, Apulum A Terracotta Votive Statuette Height: 5.5 cm Roman Period, 2nd-3rd century AD Museum of National History and Archaeology, Bucharest Collection Number: R2602

The miniature representation of the Venus deity, symbolizing love in Roman mythology, was crafted using 3Ds Max software version 2012 for its creation.

... the goddess exudes elegance and poise. A dolphin at her feet subtly supports the figure, cleverly hinting at the goddess's origin from the sea. Meanwhile, Cupid, the son of Venus, discreetly conceals himself behind his bow, nestled between them.

... into an iconographic variant of the type Venus Pudica. The piece dates to the 2nd-3rd century AD. Follow us: https://www.facebook.com/Pantheon3D/ Venus, a Capitolina type, from Apulum Bronze votive figurine h. 8.3 cm 2nd-3rd c. ...AD MNUAI R 8119

... and poise. As an Italian native deity, Venus lacked distinctive myths of her own, but this allowed her to be associated with various foreign goddesses like Aphrodite. ...Her association with love and feminine beauty only added to her allure.