Firebird Pinshape

Firebird

Pinshape 3dladnik Free 3D Printable CC BY
OBJ

The Firebird in Russian mythology is the main and practically only symbol of resurrection. In Western civilization, it corresponds to the Phoenix bird, which is reborn from the ashes again and again. Finding her is usually the goal of a fairy tale hero. Prey of the Firebird is fraught with difficulties and is one of the main tasks of the hero.

At the same time, "The Firebird" (fr. L'Oiseau de feu) is a one-act ballet by Igor Stravinsky, which premiered on the stage of Grand Opera in Paris on June 25, 1910.









The height of the sculpture with stand 312 mm.













The sculpture is assembled from three parts: a female figure, a male figure and a stand. To increase strength, two pins of steel wire with a diameter of 1 mm are inserted into the joint of male and female figures, a curved pin of steel wire with a diameter of 2 mm is inserted into the joint of male figure and stand.








Printed on 3D printer Lad-1.0

Layer: 100 microns
Material: ABS uncolored from #DASplast
Post-processing: grinding, chemical polishing with ethyl acetate
Coloring: acrylic enamel.

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Platform Pinshape
Creator 3dladnik
Price Free
Formats OBJ
License CC BY
3D Printable Yes
Also on CrealityCloud, MyMiniFactory, Cults3D
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