Mammoth Pack1 3D Model Collection

MAMMOTH extinct elephantid genus Mammuthus

Mammoth Pack1

Information:

• 1/25 SCALE OF THE MINIATURES.
• You can scale the mesh to other sizes (visit the tutorial link below or go to ARTEJAOLSTUDIOS).
• The height of the human figures are around 65 to 75 mm approximately (depending on the pose of the model).
• One Mesh model. No Parts. No divisions.
• Mesh with or without base.(depends of the model)
• Mesh can be separate from base (visit the tutorial link below).
• BEST PRINTING results on Resin 3D printers (stereolithography).
• High resolution.

Description:

• Mammooth model with fangs. Mammoth in North America(3d print model).
• Mammooth model from around 5 million years ago. Many Poses.
• The model has a circular, elliptical base or other shape (depends on the model).
• the characteristics are shown in the images of the web. (The written information may have typographical errors and the shape and number of models are shown with pictures, being the final reference of the product).

Number of meshes:

• 1 Mesh Model. Mammoth P1. Figure and base merged or figure only.
• 1 Mesh Model. Mammoth P2. Figure and base merged or figure only.
• 1 Mesh Model. Mammoth P3. Figure and base merged or figure only.
• 1 Mesh Model. Mammoth P4. Figure and base merged or figure only.
• 1 Mesh Model. Mammoth P5. Figure and base merged or figure only.

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¡WARNING! VERY COMPLEX MODEL FOR PRINTING!

IT IS LIKELY THAT THE MODEL DOES NOT GO WELL BY THE AMOUNT OF PARTS AND DETAILS.

3D PRINTABLE MODEL!

Documentation (history)

Mammuthus is an extinct genus of proboscidean mammals in the family Elephantidae commonly known as mammoths. They existed from about 4.8 million years ago to just 3,700 years ago, in the Pliocene (late Neogene), Pleistocene, and Holocene (Quaternary) epochs.12 Numerous species have been described, the best known being the woolly mammoth. all. Mammoth fossils have been found in North America, Eurasia, and Africa. It should not be confused with the genus Mammut, which belongs to a different family (Mammutidae, commonly known as mastodons).

Original mesh done on:

Blender 3.1 or superior.

File formats:

• STL file
• OBJ file
• FBX file

Scene Details:No texturesNo UVNo Lights and enviroment on sceneNo compositing on scene

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