Olmec Colossal Head

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A 123D Catch scan from the Museum of Natural History's Hall of Mexico and Central America features a plaster reproduction of an Olmec colossal head, one of the largest and most impressive found in Southern Vera Cruz and Tabasco. Despite challenging lighting conditions and limited shooting range, this catch turned out great due to well-defined features, lack of intrusive visitors, and even using an iPhone for capturing shots. The final file is print-ready with a flat back and base to simulate the museum display.