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This is model of "CatNap" plush made in Autodesk Fusion 360. The original model used as a reference appeared in Poppy Playtime Chapter 3 as a plush version of a main antagonist of story, this is a plush version of a monster.
Frog made from minecraft, has a hole on the back to be used as a keychain.
A copy of a Lego Minifigure suit from series 21, because of accurate dimensions of a model, can be printed and used just like a real one.
Axolotl from minecraft with movable legs, tail and head, all print in place WITHOUT supports at all. When printed, just move rotate the head and tail, and move legs multiple times, so they will move without any friction.
This is a 3d model of a house with a terrace, and 2 balconies (floor 2 and floor 3). With internal walls and accurate sizes. Interior design(real life one) is made separately, as a 2d drawing REMEMBER I am not an architect, and this is…
This is an Architectural design of a Real world Resort on a shore of a Black Sea, in Crimea, Alushta. It is made with a scale of 1m:1mm and is pretty accurate overall. The internal placement of walls does not match the real world except…
I have crocheted a Minecraft's known symbol - a Creeper using the Woobles Minecraft Creeper Crochet kit. I Highly recommend it. The model itself is a LiDAR 3d scan of whatever I have crocheted from it.
I have crocheted this chicken using Bo The Chicken Crochet Kit from Woobles. It turned out good, but then I have made a LiDAR scan of it, and it unfortunately is of low quality.
This is a project I had in college, to make a transportation mean which would have been effective and safe for a small area with low population. I did get a good grade due to good looking designs, but looking back, PLEASE, do not reinvent…
This is, by far, the stupidest idea I had in years (other than randomly writing a microbiology research paper, for which I actually learnt microbiology...). This is a 1 to 1 accurate topographic copy of a real existing city Alushta, which…
I have crocheted this Barbie using Woobles Barbie Crochet Kit. Then I created a 3d scan of it using LiDAR technology in my phone. It turned out to be pretty low quality.
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