bob the dummy 3d models

... guy who loves nothing more than settling into a quiet spot to ponder life's big questions. ...By day, he serves as a trusty phone stand, holding devices at the perfect viewing height - though some minor adjusting may be necessary for optimal use.

Bob the chick is totally obsessed with Chinese food, especially those tasty drumsticks that resemble Chinese sticks! His vibrant beak is a stunning sight to behold! This awesome model was created using Tinkercad, and you can check it out at...

... Pinterest, crafted by innovative artist Matt Dixon. ...The futuristic robot was meticulously modeled using industry-leading software like 3DS Max and ZBrush. ...Its sleek surface was then expertly textured with precision tools from Substance Painter.

A project i did in school that I published. ...It's just bob.

If your name is Bob, your name as a pen/pencil holder.

i've updated recently to include the BoB poser software by robotfreak modified from the fobo poser software just load the arduino code onto the controller and plug in BoB to usb and get posing! it allows a frame by frame sort of capture mode and...

Edit it online https://tinkercad.com/things/4c2mR5XOQe9 I facilitated the making of "Bob" at The Art Institute of Chicago this afternoon, with a troop of Girl Scouts - to demonstrate how easy it is to make a cool object with Tinkercad. ... As usual the...

This is my original character: Bob the ranger, also a Warforged, despite his formidable race, he had a lot of experimentation with poetry and acting, which is why he learned to play emotions and be charismatic enough to stay among organic beings, but...

Meet Budgee Bob the ship cook who likes to please the crew with delicious food :)  (spelling after Budgett's Frog species name, I know budger is a parrot and this is awkward but I hope more funny too) He was released on my Patreon in June 2022.

Colour variety with BOB I find a coloured object that always looks better on children than a monochrome one. Since not everyone has a multicolour printer and they use a lot of material, I tried a different solution with BOB. It's not new, but it is...

Bob the Tomato from VeggieTales. VeggieTales TM Big Idea Entertainment, LLC. To achieve a smooth finish, I recommend using 0.1mm filament, as fine as possible, to minimize ridge marks along the top of the head. To support the nose and ensure...

I'm also loving the Bob-ong - it's so cool! This fantastic creation was designed with Tinkercad, a super fun online tool that lets you edit and customize your own 3D designs. Want to give it a try? ...Head on over to...

 The resulting stl looked good and Bob's your refrigerator magnet. In the gcode, you might notice a skirt with a lot of loops, I like to do that to get and filament gunk that may have oozed out during the bed mesh to fall off before...

Colour Variety with BOB I've discovered that a coloured object always looks better on children than its monochrome counterpart. However, not everyone has access to a multicolour printer, and they often use a lot of material in the process. That's why...

this is my latest digital sculpture, Bob the Beaver... The figurine is about 11 cm high. Certain elements require support: the beaver's body, tree trunk and feet. The tail can be printed with or without support. There is only one file foot and...

The special feature of the LITTLE ROBOs is that they can exchange many of their parts with each other, such as the head and wheels.Bob the little bot is a smal toy robot that can move his head, arms and tires.All designs are free for private use...

Bob the little bot is a smal toy robot that can move his head, arms and tires. All designs are free for private use only. ...You are welcome to purchase a license to sell printed models on my Patreon or just support me!patreon.com/ButtalaBuild To stay...

patreon.com/dakkadakkastoremyminifactory.com/users/DakkaDakkaStore?show=tribe The Stormbringers Bob the Mascot is a single model. 2 versions of files are included: pre-supported and unsupported. Scaled for 28 mm tabletop. All parts have been prepared...

I'm Bob, a highly advanced robot designed for testing and exploration purposes. ...I'm here to assist you in any way possible, so feel free to interact with me as you see fit.

Crafted with precision using the versatile tools of Blender 3D.

The individual in question is simply referred to as "Human".

The blob is fantastic and allows the curious to satisfy their budding scientist soul. ...Here's a little maze I made to watch this brainless single-celled being show off its intelligence ;) Enjoy the print and have fun!

The Human is a mysterious entity that continues to elude definition.

... to the ultimate test. ...The stakes are high as aspiring designers and engineers compete to see who can create the most impressive digital models. ...Professors are on hand to judge their work, looking for accuracy, creativity, and attention to detail.

... with ease. ... The gap between two sinks can accommodate a wall thickness of 38-40 mm without any issues. No additional support is required for this design; however, incorporating a raft will ensure the part stays firmly in place during printing.

The straightforward and uncomplicated design of this human-built rocket lacks artistic flair, showcasing a distinctly unadorned aesthetic that hints at a focus on functionality rather than visual appeal.

SpongeBob SquarePants in STL and OBJ files This model is one of the most faithful possible and was made in zbrush with all details in high definition. It can be used as a pencil pot,or flower pot,or just as a decoration. If you have any questions...

The human species has long been a dominant force on this planet. Their highly developed brain and dexterous hands have allowed them to build complex societies, harness technology, and even venture into space. ...Despite their many accomplishments,...

... easily attached between sinks. ...It is designed to use as small space as possible.</p><p>Wall thickness between two sink can be between 38-40 mm.</p><p>Design does not need any support. Raft is good to have to hold part on the heatbed during printing.

We all know that moment when a harebrained scheme pops into our heads and we excitedly exclaim, "Let's take this wacky idea to its ridiculous extreme!" And often, it's not just about the thrill of exploring something new – it's also a way to earn top...