| X (Length)300 mm | Y (Height)95 mm | Z (Depth)19 mm |
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STL model weight316 MB
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A high-relief crocodile bas-relief panel in STL format created for CNC milling and decorative carving. The 3D model presents a large alligator head emerging from reeds and shallow water: pronounced muzzle with exposed teeth, finely detailed scaly skin and armored neck, a deep-set eye and realistic muscle folds. Surrounding low-relief waves and grass textures frame the figure, giving a strong sense of depth when milled. Topology is clean and mill-friendly, optimized for wood carving, ArtCAM and VCarve workflows; easily scalable and adaptable to different toolpaths. Instant download of the stl model is available immediately after payment. Perfect as a decorative panel, furniture inlay or door accent - stl , 3d stl ready for CNC routers and 3D printing.
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AAidar Purchase Review 5.08 August, 2025Bought for a panel by the entrance — cut from solid wood, contours matched perfectly. Small scales cut without issues, after sanding and varnish it looks very natural.
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NNikolay Purchase Review 5.014 September, 2024Made a 600×200 mm panel, relief depth was spot on. One pass with a 6 mm bit gave a neat result, the client was thrilled.
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RRobert Semyonovich Purchase Review 5.011 September, 2024Very detailed swamp crocodile: skin, teeth, smooth relief transitions. Clean file, no holes, reasonable polygon count — machined with a 3 mm step, turned out realistic and rich.
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IIrina Purchase Review 5.030 October, 2023Excellent model, superb detailing!
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NNatalya Purchase Review 5.05 October, 2023Quickly assembled and processed.
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AAndrey Vitalyevich Purchase Review 4.011 September, 2023Perfect for decor.
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GGrigory Purchase Review 4.019 May, 2023Lively relief, everything looks nice.
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SSergey Stanislavovich Purchase Review 5.027 April, 2023Great model, I recommend it.
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YYakov Emilyevich Purchase Review 5.013 March, 2022Excellent model for decor and furniture, I only removed a couple of unnecessary intersections at the tail in the editor — took 5 minutes. After that machining was flawless.
