| X (Length)185 mm | Y (Height)300 mm | Z (Depth)29 mm |
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STL model weight86 MB
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A high-relief rectangular panel depicting an elaborate underwater scene: graceful koi/goldfish with flowing, ribbon-like fins, layered kelp and seaweed curls, clustered air bubbles and textured water ripples, all framed by a classic shallow moulding. The composition is densely modelled with clear depth stratification - prominent fish heads and fins rise above mid-level seaweed while background waves provide subtle contrast. Side view shows a solid backing and stepped thickness for secure mounting. This STL 3D model is optimized for CNC milling and wood carving, with crisp contours, well-defined scales and smooth fillets that translate cleanly to toolpaths for ArtCAM, VCarve or similar CAM software. Perfect as a decorative panel for furniture facades, doors or wall art. STL file available for instant download after payment.
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GGerman Nikolaevich Purchase Review 5.023 October, 2025Pretty and neat.
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MMikhail Purchase Review 5.027 August, 2025The "Underwater Garden" model is excellent: clean STL topology, deep relief, tiny fish and seaweed details translate perfectly on the CNC — I milled it without edits, impressive result.
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AAlexander Leonidovich Purchase Review 5.022 August, 2025File had no holes and normals were fine, exported straight to CAM, used a 3 mm ball cutter — painted result matches renders, the client loved it.
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LLeonid Ivanovich Purchase Review 5.01 February, 2025Downloaded and milled right away.
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EEvgeny Rinatovich Purchase Review 5.05 August, 2024Nice detail, easy to machine.
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KKonstantin Vsevolodovich Purchase Review 5.020 August, 2023Good for quick projects.
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YYulia Eduardovna Purchase Review 5.07 April, 2022Perfect for wall decor.
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AAndrey Purchase Review 5.05 January, 2021Lovely marine composition.
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AArkady Nazarovich Purchase Review 5.028 November, 2020Bought for a decorative panel — scaled it for a cabinet door, the relief holds up well, just use a fine ballnose for fins and scales.
