Decorative Figurine
Mechanical Assembly
Hollow Structures
The Mechanical Era
Government Sculpture
Print Profile(1)
- 0.2 mm layer height, 2‑wall walls, 15% infill density
1-disc
PLA
Designer
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Released 2026-06-04
- Overall Structure: The sculpture is a multi‑layered, vertically stacked mechanical assembly, extending upward from a square base and divided into 3–4 distinct “mechanical modules.” Each layer features unique geometric forms and intricate hollow or relief‑detail work.
- Base Layer (Foundation): The square base boasts slightly chamfered edges and a minimalist mechanical texture on its surface, enhancing the piece’s “industrial aesthetic.”
- Mid‑Layer Modules: Rising from the base, the first module adopts a “frame‑like” design, with symmetrical protruding structures on the left and right—reminiscent of robotic arm linkages—while the central area is adorned with hollowed-out gear or linkage patterns. The second layer features more complex forms, incorporating inclined mechanical components such as levers and supports, with a round “turntable” or “axle core” at the center—its surface etched with spiral grooves that subtly suggest rotational functionality. The topmost module takes the form of a square “control panel,” featuring spiral‑shaped textures in the center—evoking the look of a knob or cipher dial—while the surrounding perimeter is punctuated by small, raised elements such as rivets and snap fasteners.
- Detail Highlights: The individual modules are interconnected via precisely engineered mechanical joints—including slots, tenons, and connecting rods—while select areas incorporate semi‑transparent, openwork designs (though solid pink in material, the interplay of light and shadow creates an illusion of internal mechanical movement, lending the piece a striking “precision instrument” vibe).
Originality of the Model
The author declares that this work is their personally original model
This model is licensed under the following terms:
Credit must be given to the creator
Models(1)
- 机关雕塑.3mfDesigner
20.74 MB
2026-03-04
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