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GLBLara Croft Tomb Raider Life-Size Bust 3D Model
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| Vendor: | BlueAzureArt |
| Published: | Sep 23, 2021 |
| Download Size: | 84 MB |
| Game Ready: | – |
| Polygons: | 1,509,836 |
| Vertices: | 754,920 |
| Print Ready: | Yes |
| 3D Scan: | – |
| Textures: | – |
| Materials: | – |
| UV Mapped: | – |
| PBR: | – |
| Rigged: | – |
| Animated: | – |
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Lara Croft Tomb Raider Life-Size Bust 3D Model
THIS IS NOT A PHYSICAL PRODUCT. You will get a download link upon purchase.
The files are delivered in STL format (uncut bust + parts with loose head).
This has been designed to be printed into a lifesize plastic statue to then later add a wig & clothes. Or, you could print a reference model, make a silicone mold, paint it, cut out the eye sockets/put in glass eyes and make an ultra-realistic lifelike statue.
You might want to adjust the scale depending on the size of the wig/clothes that you'll use for the statue. Lifesize busts are usually made between 60 and 80 cm.
File type: STL
Level of detail: High
DISCLAIMER
My prints are virtually tested in Cura with 0.10 mm layer height. Always have thicker walls than the standard setting to have some room for sanding & avoid fragile surfaces. Note that most of my models are non-modular; it means they're cheaper but require some additional work to glue the parts and cover seams with clay unless you print the entire full model. Other slicers than Cura have not been tested. There are a hundred different parameters that effect the outcome of a 3D print. This is the nature of 3D printing and I offer no support for the actual printing process. It's a difficult art to master, I've been printing for many years and it's still difficult to get good prints. Having to adjust angles of the model & sanding the print itself is a normal part of the process while making a statue like this.
The files are delivered in STL format (uncut bust + parts with loose head).
This has been designed to be printed into a lifesize plastic statue to then later add a wig & clothes. Or, you could print a reference model, make a silicone mold, paint it, cut out the eye sockets/put in glass eyes and make an ultra-realistic lifelike statue.
You might want to adjust the scale depending on the size of the wig/clothes that you'll use for the statue. Lifesize busts are usually made between 60 and 80 cm.
File type: STL
Level of detail: High
DISCLAIMER
My prints are virtually tested in Cura with 0.10 mm layer height. Always have thicker walls than the standard setting to have some room for sanding & avoid fragile surfaces. Note that most of my models are non-modular; it means they're cheaper but require some additional work to glue the parts and cover seams with clay unless you print the entire full model. Other slicers than Cura have not been tested. There are a hundred different parameters that effect the outcome of a 3D print. This is the nature of 3D printing and I offer no support for the actual printing process. It's a difficult art to master, I've been printing for many years and it's still difficult to get good prints. Having to adjust angles of the model & sanding the print itself is a normal part of the process while making a statue like this.
