chaos hellblade 3d models
4267 3d models found related to chaos hellblade.
cults3d
I designed this model to use as a proxy for a chaos hellblade. It's around 290mm long in total and cut at the wings. The connections can warp so keep that in mind when adding supports. The part imprints are snug but shallow so they are more of a...
cults3d
Senua is a Pictish warrior and the main protagonist of Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice and Senua's Saga: Hellblade II. A young woman with a troubled life, exacerbated by severe psychosis, she initially finds herself on a personal journey into the depths...
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I have not created this model. This one was a request to fix and make ripped game model to 3d printable. The original model was non solid from all parts and had missing geometry. It's still a 'work in progress' as the hair might need some...
prusaprinters
Optimised Ologhzul's Hellblade for 3d printing and added a flying base. To use this model for 28mm wargaming, scale it up by 467%. ...I will be using this model as a proxy for a heldrake.</p>
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Optimised Ologhzul's Hellblade for 3d printing and added a flying base. To use this model for 28mm wargaming, scale it up by 467%. ...I will be using this model as a proxy for a heldrake.
cgtrader
I have been watching the making-of the game Hellblade Senua's Sacrifice and found the character of Senua fascinating. I wanted to make a portrait bust of this Celtic warrior plagued by her own anxiety, depression, delusions and hallucinations. I...
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this is a chaos pendulum here is a video https://youtu.be/I6TatlGCKr4
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Throughout the many quests of Heroquest the chaos mage/warlock/sorcerer is used to represent over a dozen different characters, some friend some foe, and in the case of one of the Return of the witch lord quests - one female named Kessandira! ...
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**Important Notes** --Print the base one color, then the design another color for maximum effect, similar to the screenshot from Fusion :) --I have not yet printed this myself, and don't know how well it'll turn out. I will update when I do print...
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It should be about as wide as the outside edge of the wearer's eyes. For me, this was about 114mm. The "foot" on the bottom help it stick to the bed, at the start of the print. ... A regular raft wasn't working.