Topic: [ENDED] I'm looking for a very simple 3D model (Read 824 times)
Offer has been accepted, is now ended, and I have received what I'm looking for. Thanks!
I'm looking for a very simple model, I'm offering 3 BTC.
This is what it needs to be of:
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What I want is to 3d-print a plastic version of the mango that can be painted and then affixed as part of a sign. So...it will still be flat (I'm not seeking a "mango" that can stand on a table)... just a flat thing but where fleshy parts of the mango itself will have simple curvature. When I think of what the final product ought to look like, I'm thinking of something 3 inches wide, 5 inches tall (roughly the aspect ratio of the mango)... and the thickest part (the middle of the main orange part) might be 8-10mm thick whereas the black part might be 4 mm and have uniform thickness.
I don't need anything with the lettering - just the mango.
I'm wanting the CAD file with all associated rights, in addition to an exported STL. I don't really know much about creating them, but I have Alibre Design, and would accommodate SolidWorks if my hunch is correct that this is more popular.
This is what it needs to be of:
Start with this image...
What I want is to 3d-print a plastic version of the mango that can be painted and then affixed as part of a sign. So...it will still be flat (I'm not seeking a "mango" that can stand on a table)... just a flat thing but where fleshy parts of the mango itself will have simple curvature. When I think of what the final product ought to look like, I'm thinking of something 3 inches wide, 5 inches tall (roughly the aspect ratio of the mango)... and the thickest part (the middle of the main orange part) might be 8-10mm thick whereas the black part might be 4 mm and have uniform thickness.
I don't need anything with the lettering - just the mango.
I'm wanting the CAD file with all associated rights, in addition to an exported STL. I don't really know much about creating them, but I have Alibre Design, and would accommodate SolidWorks if my hunch is correct that this is more popular.
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