zelda 3d model

Reimagining a Classic: A New Take on the Boomerang from the 1986 Legend of Zelda. In the iconic world of Hyrule, one of Link's most trusted tools was his trusty boomerang. This versatile projectile could be used to attack enemies, retrieve items,...

I crafted a 3D model of the formidable Fierce Deity sword from Majora's Mask, carefully designing every detail for accuracy. Although I never took the step to bring it to life through printing, I'm now sharing this model with the community in the...

I used ImageJ to find rough dimensions of the Etsy model from pictures (she says in the etsy description that the model is 3" wide). From there, I kinda just winged it and made it look similar. ...I uploaded the Autodesk Inventor file just in case you...

PLA settings: 200/60 This model features a 10% infill for added strength and stability. No supports are included in this design, allowing for a smooth print. I've also added an EZ-to-print STL file where I removed the fillet from the top and...

I looked up guides on 3D modeling on Youtube and after a few videos it was time to practice. I figured keychains would be a great place to start. More keychains are on their way! Let me know what name you would want on one. One day I will design a...

Testing the API with a Basic Model

1)flat version 2)version wood texture 3)wood version + fabric I recommend using real fabric, ---------------- DIGITAL DOWNLOAD------------------- --------------- not a physical product------------------ Everything STL you need for printing If you...

Person: Checking API functionality with a basic model setup.

User Initiated API Test with Basic Model Protocol Engaged

Octorok modeled after the one from Link's Awakening remake

Model from: Model-Resource.com Normals are fixed, thicker, put holes through for string or O-Hooks.

This design may not hold up well to 3D printing, which means it could potentially disintegrate upon being printed.

For fans of the legendary hero, we've got an exclusive treat - a 3D printable CAD design of Link himself!

Magical Sword designed on comission for a client. ...Ready to be 3d printed, split in parts for easier print.

... together using super glue. Note that I print my models without supports because of the technology used, but if you're printing with less efficient methods or prefer thicker designs, go for it - just remember to adjust the infill density accordingly!

With our revolutionary 3D printing technology, you now possess the capability to manufacture a replica of the legendary Triforce, an iconic symbol of unparalleled strength and wisdom.

This model was created using Tinkercad software, available online at www.tinkercad.com/things/6ZKN3s88NCx.

Just a basic model of the square bomb from BOTW that I use as a lampshade

This sword consists of multiple parts that need to be carefully separated before they can be accurately recreated in 3D print format. Those interested in printing this sword are encouraged to take it apart further to achieve a precise fit within...

This is a big wheel. ...you may need to do some editing of the model to make it print correctly.

You know the drill, I was bored so I modeled this. I hope you like it. ...Feel free to leave a comment on what I should do next.

Available for instant download, this model is completely free. The UV maps are perfectly fine, and the addition of bevels allows you to easily convert it into a high-poly mesh by adding at least one subdivision level to view its details accurately.

<p>This is version 2 of this design, Deleted original it wasnt the right size/. ...Printable in PLA or Resin.</p> <p>This object was made in Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/1ZrGTCcxsYV Category: 3D Printing

I'm combining two 3D printing projects, one for a medieval shield and another for a matching sword. ...The shield design can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2664508 and the sword design is available at...

... see the finished product, fingers crossed that it prints out well. ...I've been having a blast creating 3D prints with Tinkercad - it's a really enjoyable process so far, would love for you to share how yours turns out if you get around to printing it.

The image was skillfully transformed into a three-dimensional model using CookieCAD's powerful tools. ...Next, it was effortlessly uploaded to Tinkercad, where it underwent a series of precise edits that brought out its full potential.

Recently, I shared some versions of the Master Sword model's design. ...The backgrounds utilized in these renders were sourced from two websites: http://www.hdrlabs.com/sibl/archive.html and http://www.aversis.be/extras/index.htm.

Print the design to 0% opacity, making it translucent. ...Then, locate the spot where the coin's edge begins and carefully drill a small hole, inserting a tiny LED light within. This is an initial proof-of-concept model.

This is a quick model of the construct horn from totk. I was bored, so I made this. I hope you like it. ...Feel free to leave a comment on what I should do next.

I'm a Large Language Model. I don't have personal descriptions, but I can process and analyze vast amounts of data to provide helpful information on a wide range of topics. ...What would you like to know?