Chinese GazeboOriginally created with 3ds Max 2015 and rendered in Mental Ray.Total Poly Counts:Poly Count = 158411VertexCount = 171303Model is placed to 0,0,0 scene coordinates.Every part of the model named properly.The model is Full UVW & unwrapped.Unit Setup: MeterAlso available in many formats.3ds Max 2015 Mental RayOBJFBX3DS
Tag: hexagonal
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Hexagonal Coaster 3D Print Model
Summary
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Hexagon Planet Earth 3D Model
Hexagon Planet EarthPlanet Earth 3D model made of hexagonal forms.Model information:Formats Included: c4d, fbx, 3ds, obj, *mtl3D File Formats Included – *3ds, *c4d, *fbx, *objFile Size (*zip) – 41 717 kb.Created In – Cinema 4D R18Polygons – 4314Vertices – 2880
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Low Poly Wire Netting 3D Model
It is a hexagonal wire mesh. the values given vary according to your length need !
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Hex Nut 3D Model
This model is inspected and modeled carefully, there are no issues or problems.Created in Maya 2018 and rendered with Mental Ray 2018EXPORTS;Comes in 3 different types, .FBX, .OBJ, and .DAE.Each file is tested and made sure to work, 3 subdivision versions are included in each file export type.738 vertices732 polygonsSuitable for advertising, video games, movies, etc.- Clean Mesh- No third-party render or plug-ins needed.- Preview images rendered in mental ray 2018UV map or Textures/Materials not includedI hope you enjoy the model! Please make sure to check out my other models by clicking on my username down below 🙂
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Hexagonal Armor for wasteland 3D Print Model
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Some corroded hex plates for armor or hanging doodads and flare. use these for whatever you desire, but have fun. -
Hexagonal Succulent Planter 3D Print Model
Summary
Hollow hexagonal planter made with Hatchbox Wood PLA (see Post-Printing section for information on wood stain). After staining, fill with pebbles (I purchased a small bag of pebbles at the local craft store) and a small plant (I purchased a fake succulent plant on Amazon)
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa Printer:
Prusa Clone Rafts:
No Supports:
No Resolution:
0.2 Infill:
0-10%
Post-Printing
Staining Wood PLA
After printing in Hatchbox wood PLA, I used a “stain marker” to stain the planter (my particular stain marker is a dark walnut stain made by Rust-Oleum). Apply the stain marker in slow, uniform strokes (all strokes in the same direction and that direction should follow the layer lines). By slightly overlapping the strokes, it simulates wood grain and gives the wood a more realistic look. I do NOT sand the wood before staining, because in this particular application I think the layer lines enhance the wood look.
Note, the stain marker I used is 2-in-1 stain + finish (and it’s instant dry)… so it doesn’t rub off and can get wet. If you use a different kind of stain, you may want to finish it with a protective coat so the stain doesn’t rub onto your skin.
