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Segmented Crucian Carp 3D Model
Animals & Creatures
Fish
3d Model
3d printable
fish
toy
segmented
Educational
3D Printing
Game Development
Tabletop Gaming
Education & Training
The segmented crucian carp is a unique 3D model composed of separate parts, allowing it to be printed and assembled like a construction kit.
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Segmented Crucian Carp 3D Model
3D model of a segmented crucian carp, composed of separate parts, on a black background
Model details
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Description
Overview and production context
Introducing the segmented crucian carp 3D model, designed in a simplified toy style. The model consists of a head, four body segments, and a tail, each as a separate STL file for easy 3D printing. Straight flat cuts between segments ensure a tight fit without pegs or slots, with a 3mm connection thickness. The carp's silhouette is recognizable yet simplified: a rounded belly, moderately high back, and a head with a single dot eye. Fins are separate flat plates integrated into the segments, angled at 20-30° for printing without supports. The underside of each segment is thickened for stability and to lower the center of gravity.
How to use this model
Use cases, fit and pre-production checks
This model is ideal for 3D printing. Each segment can be printed separately, allowing experimentation with different materials and colors. The recommended print scale is 1:1, but it can be adjusted as needed. For best results printing fins, a 20-30° angle from the body is recommended to avoid supports. The model is also great for use in games, AR/VR applications, or as a unique decorative item.
FAQ
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How many parts does the carp model consist of and how do they connect?
The carp model includes a head, four body segments, and a tail. Each segment is a separate STL file. The joints are straight flat cuts, ensuring a tight fit without additional fasteners.
Can the fins be printed without supports?
Yes, the fins are designed with a 20-30° angle from the body and a gradual taper towards the edge, allowing them to be printed without supports on most 3D printers.
What are the design features of this carp model for stability?
The underside of each segment is widened by 4mm relative to the body's centerline, and the bottom of the segments is further thickened by 1-2mm. This ensures the model's stability on a flat surface and lowers its center of gravity.
What are the best uses for this 3D carp model?
The model is excellent for 3D printing as a toy, an educational tool for studying fish anatomy, or as a unique decorative piece. It can also be used in game projects and AR/VR.
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