| X (Length)177 mm | Y (Height)300 mm | Z (Depth)149 mm |
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STL model weight97 MB
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High-relief panel featuring a graceful nude female figure emerging from flowing drapery, presented in both plain-rectangular and richly ornamented framed variants. The 3D model shows elegant anatomy with soft contours, dynamic folds in the background fabric and a carved rococo frame option with floral cartouches and scrollwork along the edges. Ideal for decorative wall panels, furniture facades or standalone bas-relief plaques, this STL model is optimized for CNC carving and 3D relief milling. Shipped as clean STL files compatible with ArtCAM and most CAM software; ready for wood routing, MDF or CNC finishing. Multiple views (front, side, angled) confirm crisp depth transitions and frame detail. Instant download available immediately after payment.
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EEduard Yanovich Purchase Review 5.030 January, 2025Very beautiful model "Veil of Venus", exported without issues, normals are correct. Made a bas-relief for a client — everyone is happy, the detailing is excellent.
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AAlexey Rafaeleivch Purchase Review 5.01 October, 2024Excellent model: clean geometry, relief depth is well thought out, edges are sharp. It went into CAM without issues; after two finishing passes the result was even.
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IIskander Purchase Review 5.012 May, 2024Tested on several blanks, results are consistent. I recommend roughing with 6–8 mm and finishing with 1–2 mm ballnose. STL has no defects, normals are correct.
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PPyotr Purchase Review 5.029 September, 2022Very beautiful composition, easy to process with logical topology; I quickly prepared G-code and started milling.
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SStanislav Alanovich Purchase Review 5.026 April, 2021I liked the relief height reserve; you can make deeper passes for more volume. The model is optimized, without excessive polygons or overlaps.
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DDanila Purchase Review 5.09 April, 2021Bought for an interior insert in a frame. Facial features and fabric folds are surprisingly sharp; I recommend milling with a small ballnose for a neat finish.
