diagram of an iphone 3d models

Apple IPhone 6S 2D Diagram

A low poly iphone 7 with texture . ...

a smart phone not an iphone

3d model of the kinematic diagram of a mechanical wristwatch

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=40703 Instructions Using the following options: pattern_radius = 8 pattern_shape = 3 pattern_rotation = 27 build_plate_selector = 0 pattern_overlap = 50 pattern_thickness = 4 case_thickness =...

This is a complete (up to automorphism/conjugation) subgroup diagram of the symmetric group of order 24 (S_4) made out of cycle graphs based on the following image from wikiversity:...

This is not a gearbox to be printed, the diagram can be used to project its dimensions on another project.

Day 4 of 3D Modeling a Day project Simple design, but will work on making it better later

It represents the motion of an internal combustion engine with pistons. ... Great for explaining motion and explosion moments, also fun to play around with.

It is a person holding an Iphone

A simple cubic case for an iPhone 6.

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=126671 Instructions Using the following options: parts_to_render = 6 text_height = 7 Render_Quality = 24 Project_Size = 125 text_shift = 0 text2 = AN IPHONE DAMM ! ...text1 = I RATHER BE text_font...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=40703 Instructions Using the following options: pattern_shape = 30 pattern_radius = 22 build_plate_selector = 0 pattern_thickness = 10 iphone_version = 2 pattern_overlap = 17 case_thickness =...

This is a very useful holder for Iphone 6. ...It has a very unique place in the kitchen or garage.

A basic model of rear wheel of an efficycle

Model of an office with a laptop and a whole with Screen, keyboard and mouse #DAGOCULTS

This is a portrait of an Emperor. ...It comes from Constantinopole and shows signs of having been reworked. 

This bust of an angel holding a book was originally a part of the decorative architecture in a church.

This is the upper part of a grey-wacke statuette depicting an official, it was part of the ex-Wellcome collection.

This nude torso of an athlete is part of an extensive series of ancient copies, of which the best example found in Delos is now in the National Achaeological Museum in Athens.The bronze original that inspired this creation, made in 440-430 BC, is...

... man was identified as a Roman emperor, as it is indicated by the diadem of oak leaves with jewellery in the middle. ...It probably is not a realistic depiction of an individual, but rather the embodiment of an office shown through attributes of power.

This statue is a limestone head-portrait of an unknown Greek athlete. ...The statue was found in Arsos, l/ka District.

Textured of an orc during the Odin Fernandez course “Textured PBR for videogames”. I have only textured. ...The model has been provided by the teacher.

Stone owl with folded wings carrying an inverted carved head. ...According to religious beliefs, some species of birds carried souls to the afterlife or the spirit world.

This small head originates from the Hadrianic period of Roman art. ...The work depicts an athlete and is thought to have originated from a full figure statuette. ... See page 43 of the Museo Stefano Bardini guide for further information.

This marble architectural fragment features the face of a satyr. ...The object is an entablature, the upper part of a classical building supported by columns or a colonnade, comprising the achitrave, frieze and cornice. ...Provenance unknown.

This fragmentary torso of an athlete originates as a Roman copy of a Greek orginal statue, possibly bronze. ...Created in the 1st Century AD, its provenance from Verona, Vicolo Leoni.

There are traces of an attribute on the left shoulder, his navel is incised with pubic hair featuring small drill holes. Behind his right leg there are traces of the support and a similar small circular strut on the torso in front of his left arm. ...No...

... from 1464. ... He was born in Pavia. Among his other works, he collaborated with his brother Antonio on the façade of the Certosa of Pavia(relief with the Expulsion from the Garden of Eden), one of the masterworks of northern Italy's Renaissance.

This is a sculpture that probably originally featured the portrait head of an empress, presumably Sabina. The statue was a part of a representative facade of a fountain built by Herodes Atticus, he was trying to show his closeness and loyalty to the...