portal aperture science 3d models

A scaleable Aperture Science logo model from Portal games measures 100mm in diameter; adjust it to 35mm by scaling at 0.35. It stands 0.8mm tall at the base and 1.2mm at the top, with a full size of 100mm in diameter and 2mm high. ...Decorate your items...

I reworked the classic Aperture Science Innovators logo using Blender, a free and powerful 3D creation software that's perfect for modeling, rigging, animation, rendering, and even video game development.

This is a static model with room for electronics, identical in size to this movable tracking model from which also contains instructions on how to make the legs: http://www.instructables.com/id/Building-a-moving-and-tracking-Portal-Turret/ I created...

Another Thrilling Rollercoaster Ride Awaits. ... Credit Goes to Sicarius for Crafting the Original 3D Model File.

The tiny token measures 1.57 x 1.57 x 0.197 inches and offers dual-tonal functionality, enabling printing with two distinct hues. ... Unveil the Unparalleled Keychain: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing/836306

... Triangles. For 3-color printing with an indication of rotation: Print these files: Aperture Science Visualizer Base, Aperture Science Visualizer Triangles2 - Indication & Aperture Science Visualizer Single Triangle - Indication. ... Happy printing!

Maybe a logo within the shape of a euro coin, possibly featuring a shopping cart.

Heyo, I remade the portal gun from portal 2! So now if you want your own mini portal gun, you can print one. Also if any of yall decide to scale this up, upload a picture cause I would love to see it.   Designed in Solidworks, the last pic is...

... at holding them up, with the sleek design being just right to fit in your pocket. ... This is a really cool thing, and most of you fantastic people who play Portal 2 will love it, making it a great gift for a teenager who recently played the game.

Just reduced the thickness by 0.20mm to a snug 2.00mm to ensure a perfect fit in my trusty coinholder. ...This clever creation was designed from scratch using Tinkercad's intuitive online tools, and you can edit it right now at...

You should print this i white, and then color the corners light gray, and the Aperture Laboratories logo light blue.

A custom case has been designed with Portal and Aperture Science fans in mind. The Aperture logo proudly adorns the top plate, giving it a unique touch. ...To accommodate the design, screw mounts have been thoughtfully removed from the bottom part of...

The Aperture Science Cube from the video game Portal. Contains 4 .stl files. Three full cubes, one with Aperture Science logo, one Companion Cube (with the heart logo) and a blank template without a logo. ...The fourth file contains both the Science and...

Apertue Science Logo Designed in SketchUp Apertue Science's emblem, a masterpiece of graphic design, was expertly crafted within the intuitive environment of SketchUp. This powerful digital tool enabled the creative team to bring their vision to life...

I'm dreaming of printing with portals! I don't have the right filament color available for a blue one at the moment, but someday I'll get my collection sorted out! When you print this coaster, be prepared to tweak the fill settings. I prefer...

Thinking with portals! I don't have the right filament color for a blue one currently. Some day I'll have a set!</p> <p>Depending on how you print the coaster, you may have to adjust the fill parts. I print the coaster top down to get a smoother...

My first Remix! ... This is fan grille for a 92mm fan, featuring the Aperture Science logo from Valve's Portal and Portal 2 video games. ... This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515

This compact token proudly displays the iconic Aperture Science logo, symbolizing the company's commitment to pushing boundaries in science and innovation. By leveraging SketchUp's capabilities, designers can create intricate details and complex...

A sleek keychain bearing the unmistakable emblem of Aperture Laboratories catches your eye.

A simple profile of the Aperture Science Logo from the Portal franchise turned into a keychain

... knob for the Ender 3. It is based on the knob of Inuit, modified with the logo of aperture science. ... The knob is a little hard to press, if you encounter difficulties, you can try to print it at 101% Just nest on the original button and enjoy

... knob for the Ender 3. It is based on the knob of Inuit, modified with the logo of aperture science. The knob is a little hard to press, if you encounter difficulties, you can try to print it at 101%. ... Just nest on the original button and enjoy

I've designed a simple control knob for the Ender 3 that's inspired by the Inuit knob, but with a twist - it features the logo of Aperture Science.\r\n\r\nThe knob can be a bit stiff, so if you encounter any issues, try printing it at 101% scale to...

&nbsp;Supports are probably a good idea, especially if you're printing bigger than ~3" or so.I found the diagram at https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/free-obj-model-weighted-companion-cube-portal/917892, but it looks like the original may have...

This creation was crafted with Tinkercad. ...Modify it directly online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bPjwN2mEeB8.

I required a 120mm fan grill that was suitable for Science. All the ones I found had either the wrong number of fins or a hole in the centre. These were not adequate for my testing needs, so I made my own. ... Enjoy

I decided to make one inspired by the awesome video game Portal, so why not have it on a custom case? Here's my version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:58001, created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=58001 ...

Fans of Portal will instantly recognize these futuristic turrets from two pivotal moments in the game: one, as you ventured through the facility; two, during your intense showdown with GLaDOS herself.\n As for construction, it was an absolute blast...

You may have encountered this test vehicle in one of our Aperture Science Bridge Construction Test Chambers. Take a close look at this test vehicle, which I've carefully scaled down to 1:61 and made approximately 85% accurate compared to the actual...

I edited the negative version of the Aperture Science Logo so it didn't show up as a big ol' circle. The original is here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2150813 Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:58001 Created with Customizer!