I created this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Remake. I used a Nikon D3300 on medium size, fine settings, and I only used 28 images. I touched it up here and there and also increased the resolution a bit. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain! If you like my work, feel free to leave a tip, it would be much appreciated, but it's not necessary.

I created this 3d photo scan using Autodesk Remake. The camera used is a Nikon D3300 on medium size and fine settings. I touched it up a little here and there.

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Please do not use this for commercial purposes!

I created this 3d photo-scan using AutoDesk Remake. I touched it up here and there. Enjoy. If you like my work, please leave a tip and support me!

Do not use this for commercial purposes!

I created this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Remake. Please do not use this for commercial purposes.

Kokopelli is a fertility deity, usually depicted as a humpbacked flute player (often with feathers or antenna-like protrusions on his head), who has been venerated by some Native American cultures in the Southwestern United States. Like most fertility deities, Kokopelli presides over both childbirth and agriculture. He is also a trickster god and represents the spirit of music

I created this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Remake, formally known as Autodesk Memento. This 3d photo-scan model is dedicated to the Armadillo I ran over a few weeks ago in my car.

Please do not use this for commercial purposes.

Technical details:
Camera used: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH25 16MP
Picture size: Width 4608 x Height 3456 180DPI
Bit Depth: 24
No Flash
46 Reference Pictures

I created this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Memento. I touched it up here and there. The original owl that I scanned looked sort of unhappy, so I called him Grumpy the owl. Nothing much else to say.

Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain.

I made this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Memento. You can maybe print this hollow and cut a hole in the top to make this a vase or a planter. Feel free to make a remix or make modifications, I always like to see what other people can come up with. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain.

What is the difference between a piano and a fish?
You can tune a piano but you cannot tuna fish.

I did not make this 3d model. I just made the bottom completely flat and increased the resolution a little bit. The bottom of the original model was not flat. The file size went from 6MB to 36MB. The original author of this model is StrongHero3D. You can view the original source file here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1562742

The qilin (Chinese: 麒麟; pinyin: qílín) is a mythical hooved chimerical creature known in Chinese and other East Asian cultures, said to appear with the imminent arrival or passing of a sage or illustrious ruler. It is a good omen thought to occasion prosperity or serenity.

I was going to upload this 3d model this past Halloween, but I never got around to finishing it. Please download and print this at your own risk! I am not held responsible for anything bad that happens after using this or if you happen to open a portal to hell summoning demons that eat your soul! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

The objects are proportional to each other, if you scale one object up or down, you need to match the scale for all of them. You will need to print out 3 legs and glue them or acetone fuse them on. You can print the lens with clear filament and use an old rusty nail to put through the lens. This might look good printed in wood filament.

I made this using the 3dp.rocks Lithophane generator and modified it. You can visit the site here:
http://3dp.rocks/lithophane/

The original author of this 3d scan is Troy27. It was originally scanned using the MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner. I just touched it up and I just doodled around on it. I did not spend a lot of time on it, so it could be a lot better if I actually put some more effort into it. I also got rid of any errors and floating polygons. Enjoy.

You can view the original file here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1532422

I photo-scanned this using Autodesk Memento. It didn't come out as well as I would have liked. I touched it up and re-sculpted it to make it more presentable. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain. DO NOT SELL THIS ON EBAY!

I also have one that I sculpted from scratch in my designs if anyone is interested, though it is not as screen accurate as this one.
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1188658

I created this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Memento. I touched it up a little bit here and there. You can use the flower bowl as a place to put your keys, candy, paper clips, or anything your heart desires. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain. DO NOT SELL THIS ON EBAY!

This model has a Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial license in case you are hard of seeing. Also, Just3dPrint sucks. That is all.

The Scumbag of the year award goes to...drum roll...Just3dPrint! Congratulations JPI!!!

For more information on why Just3dPrint was nominated for this dishonorable award, just follow the links below.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1350837
http://www.makerbot.com/blog/2016/02/24/your-rights-when-you-upload-to-thingiverse
http://michaelweinberg.org/post/139607754335/abusing-models-on-thingiverse-or-the-plight-of

I created this model totally from scratch in about 15-30 minutes. I personally will not be uploading anything else to Thingiverse until everything gets sorted out. Just3dPrint or JPI have really messed with the wrong people! We stand united!

I did not create this 3d model. The original author is Lloyd Chidgzey or freeform3d. The only thing I did was decimate the model or reduce the polygons from 1.8 million down to around 450,000 while preserving the mesh quality. The file size has been reduced from 158MB down to 22MB. My computer is slow and it can't really handle large models very well and some people might not be able to load OBJ files to print. I also unified some polygons and converted it to STL. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain. Thank you Lloyd for such an amazing sculpt!

You can view the original model at the link below:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1325098

I photo scanned this using Autodesk Memento. I then touched it up here and there. I didn't spend as much time on it as I would have liked. It's not perfect, but I thought I would upload it anyways. Please do no use this for commercial purposes or financial gain.

I did not create this 3d model. The original author of this model is Adam Beamish. I removed the tree stump and I remeshed it up a little bit here and there. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain.

You can view and download the original source file from the link below:
http://www.123dapp.com/creature/Yoda-Force/3907335

Print or print not, there is no try.

I did not create or scan this 3d model, I just made it better. I really liked this 3d scan, but it was really lacking in the detail department. I re-sculpted portions of the model and added some definition. I did not spend a lot of time on it and I would have liked to add a crossbow as a weapon he could hold in his hand, but maybe I'll work on it later. This is not a working bobblehead! The original creator of this 3d model is Michael Goyette or MadMyk. You can view the original source file at the link below:

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:174282

UPDATE: I chopped the model up into two pieces for easy printing, use supports just in case.

I did it all for the Wookie!

All the models are now manifold and are now TRUE low polygon without losing much detail. All the models exhibited problems in one way or another. There was a lot of errors in the models such as stray points, hidden polygons, holes, and other undesirables. The models were originally around 3MB and now they are only 64KB at the most.

The original creator of these models is Davision3d or David Hagemann from Germany. You can view the original source file at the link below:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1244599

I did not make this 3d model. I only modified it so it can be printable. The source model was very low resolution, so I increased it and smoothed it out. The original 3d model was derived from a video game called "Pinball FX" and do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain!

I did not create this 3d model. I only modified it to be able to 3d print. The original author of this 3d model is Adam Beamish, a very talented 3d sculptor. I increased the resolution a tiny bit, smoothed out the mesh, and made the bottom flat. I added more detail and fine tuned portions of the model. The original model was very jagged, faceted, and nonuniform. Do not use this model for commercial purposes or financial gain!

You can view and download the original 3d model from the link below:
http://www.123dapp.com/creature/The-Dark-Knight/4931143

I did not create this 3d model. I only modified the original model to make it more suitable for 3d printing. The original model had a wedge shaped base so I modified it and made the bottom flat. Do not use this 3d model for commercial purposes or financial gain! If you decide to profit from this file you will be terminated!

You can view and download the original free source file at the link below:

http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/sculpture-arnold-schwarzenegger-obj-free/856860

"I'll be back"

I created this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Memento. I touched it up a little bit and re-sculpted portions that were not very detailed or abnormal. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain!

I created this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Memento. It's not super detailed and I did not spend very much time cleaning it up or re-sculpting it. That's about it, there is nothing really much else to say. Enjoy! Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain!

The picture of the owl is the original object that I scanned, it's not a 3d print! The Thingiverse website sometimes doesn't show my preview so I had to add a picture in it's place.

I sculpted this baby alien off the top of my head. It is meant to be one of those baby alien specimens inside a glass jar. It took me about 3 or 4 hours to create it. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain!

You might need to add some weights to the inside of the print so it does not float to the top of the jar. You will need to use a raft and supports because the bottom is not flat.

I created this 3d model totally from scratch. I just used my imagination to create it, nothing else. It's kind of a cross between a Pit Bull and a Hyena of the undead kind. I only spent about 3 or 4 hours making it off and on. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain.

I'm not responsible if it eats your bwains while you sleep.

I created this 3d model totally from scratch using only my imagination and a few reference photos. I don't consider this to be very good since I am still a beginner when it comes to sculpting. It's not 100% accurate or very detailed, but what do you expect when I only spent about 3 hours making it. Feel free to remix this or re-sculpt this model if you feel you could add some more detail or improve on it...cough...Geoffro...cough... Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain.

I ain't afraid of no ghosts!

I created this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Memento. I was asked by a family friend to 3d scan this. I think it came out pretty good. I touched up portions of the model and re-sculpted a few areas that were not very detailed or abnormal. Please do not use this for commerical purposes or financial gain.

What is a cat's favorite word processing program?
Word Purrrfect...

I made this 3d photo scan with Autodesk Memento. I touched it up and re-sculpted areas that were not very detailed or abnormal. There still might be still intersecting polygons, but they shouldn't cause any problems. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain.

If you would like me to create a photo-scan of an object that you have, send me a message and I will tell you where to send the images to my email and give you instructions on what I need from you. I will do it free of charge. Not all submissions will be published. I will give credit to you for providing the images.

I created this 3d photo-scan using Autodesk Memento. I re-sculpted certain parts of the model that were not very detailed or abnormal. This frog is a mirror image of myself when I am waiting for a 3d print to finish. Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain.

What did the frog order at McDonald's?
French flies and a diet Croak. knee slapping

I created this toadally awesome photo-scan using Autodesk Memento. I touched it up and re-sculpted some areas that were not very detailed or abnormal. You can glue a small glass thermometer in the slot located on the wood panel he is holding. The size of the thermometer will vary depending on how large you print this.

Please do not use this for commercial purposes or financial gain.

How many frogs does it take to screw in a light bulb?
One frog and 37 light bulbs, slippery hands, ya know.