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Love is … 3d model for 3d printing! May be used for 3d printing, Molds, Rendering, Architecture decoration, Jewelry design etc.The model measures (by default):Width: 200 mmHeight: 111 mmSTL file characteristic:Polis: 845.272Points: 422.622If you need to change the size, you can always load the model in any 3D package and scale it !!!If you have any questions about this, please write about this to me!Love is in the air!Love Is… is a single-frame strip. The upper left-hand corner starts with a simple phrase which always begins with “Love Is…”, the drawing appears in the middle and the remainder of the phrase at the bottom (along with the legal jargon). Each strip is independent of the others; there are no “series” of strips running for a period of time covering the same topic.The main characters are a man and woman depicted unclothed, with no primary or secondary sexual features shown other than the woman having nipples. It is clear which character is male and which is female due to tertiary features. The male has dark black, short hair while the female has light, waist-length hair. The characters have been featured in various stages of romance: just meeting, as boyfriend and girlfriend, and as a married couple. Sometimes, the male is shown in a military uniform. A 1974 strip has the male naming the female as “Kim”, while a 1971 panel has the female writing the letter ‘R’ in the beach sand. Both of these are consistent with original cartoonist Kim Casali and her husband Roberto.Fourth edition print of one of the many Love Is… books written and drawn by Kim Grove, published by Signette. The frontispiece carries the message “For my mother”.The strip occasionally includes the couple’s two children. The boy and girl have the hair coloring of their opposite gender parent, and have been featured both as infants and as elementary school age. From time to time the female’s parents (one or both) are shown, both parents have light hair and are featured as being elderly. The male’s parents have also featured in the strips. They have similar looks as those of female’s parents. In one of the strips, female is shown talking to her mother-in-law over the phone. A dog, Samson, is shown sometimes in their household, and in one strip they had a small grave with a stick with the name Fido on it, presumably a recently deceased pet dog. In one 2005 strip the couple are accompanied by two cats, and in 2009 the woman is shown crying over her deceased cat.The characters may appear single or together; when one is thinking about the other, the partner’s face will appear (in various forms, such as a dream balloon, a photo or a screen saver). Items appearing in the strip are often shown in the shape of or featuring, hearts – symbolic of the strip’s theme. The male is sometimes shown reading a newspaper named Daily Blah.Other men shown in the strips are different in their looks. They have curly blond hair and sometimes shown with a mustache, while the male is always shown with his usual black short straight hair. Other women shown in strips are short haired as compared to the female who has waist length hair.Although the strip generally deals with light issues, sometimes there are messages related to environment conservation and teaching their kids lessons about the environment. In one of the strips the characters are shown campaigning to save children.