| X (Length)196 mm | Y (Height)300 mm | Z (Depth)29 mm |
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STL model weight76 MB
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A dramatic vertical bas-relief depicting a majestic oriental dragon coiling through a field of stylized clouds and waves. The 3D model reveals a fierce, whiskered head with pronounced brows, a gem-like flaming pearl at the forehead, layered scales and flowing mane strands, while powerful foreclaws emerge from dense cloud scrolls. Low and high relief areas create deep shadows and crisp edges - ideal for expressive wood carving. Fine scale texture, rounded waves and ornamental border make this stl model perfect for panels, furniture inlays or decorative doors. Ready as an STL 3D model for CNC routing and ArtCAM workflows; download instantly after payment. Compatible with models for CNC router, stl model for CNC, 3d models in STL format for wood carving.
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MMiron Rustamovich Purchase Review 5.029 November, 2025Gorgeous dragon!
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RRafael Vitalyevich Purchase Review 5.025 November, 2025Great STL: polygon density is optimal, no holes. Slightly edited the edge, but overall the model is production-ready.
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AAnton Ivanovich Purchase Review 5.04 September, 2025Very beautiful, cuts without issues, crisp lines and tidy scales.
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RRobert Purchase Review 5.012 March, 2025Simply awesome!
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DDmitry Purchase Review 5.018 October, 2024Cutting is precise, thanks.
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TTatyana Timurovna Purchase Review 5.013 June, 2024Good facial detailing, I only did minor retopology to reduce polygon count before toolpathing. Result — clean, crisp detail.
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AAidar Purchase Review 4.014 April, 2024File is clean, topology is fine. Tip: use a 2mm endmill for small elements — the results are superb.
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VVladislav Platonovich Purchase Review 5.011 January, 2024Excellent model! Great detailing, the STL is clean — I loaded it into CAM and got a neat relief with no extra finishing.
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KKirill Timurovich Purchase Review 5.010 January, 2021I liked the relief level: clear scales, expressive clouds. Scaled it for a panel, the router handled all transitions, minimal post-processing.
