Rhino

cults3d

I recently came across a rhino model that had some major issues - it wasn't solid and certainly couldn't be printed on its own. I decided to tackle the problem by using MeshMixer, a totally free program (you can check it out at http://www.meshmixer.com). With this tool, I was able to edit the model to perfection. First things first, I filled in any holes that were present in the mesh - you don't want your rhino to be missing any major body parts! Next up, I smoothed out the entire mesh to give it a more even and polished look. Then, I started getting creative with a digital brush, making some tweaks to specific areas of the model. Finally, I made sure that all details were at least 1 mm thick - you want your rhino to be sturdy and ready for printing. I also went ahead and uploaded the color model in a zip file, so you can easily access it too! If you're interested in checking out the original file, just head on over to http://archive3d.net/?a=download&id=6f77cd41.