| X (Length)214 mm | Y (Height)300 mm | Z (Depth)6 mm |
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STL model weight6 MB
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This high-relief STL 3D model presents a mythical Slavic forest guardian - a Leshy carved as an imposing vertical panel. The composition shows a wise, bearded face emerging from bark, crowned with small pine silhouettes; flowing hair becomes tree trunks and branches that wrap around a carved shield/portal at the figure's chest. Background is finely hammered for contrast, framed by a Greek-key border with circular rosettes at corners and midpoints. The panel is modeled with pronounced depth and smooth transitions ideal for CNC wood carving and decorative furniture inlays. Clean topology and clear relief levels make this stl model ready for ArtCAM and CAM workflows - download instantly after payment to get the stl file for CNC router. Perfect for creating a dramatic carved panel, door inlay or themed decor. Compatible with 3D model stl workflows and model for CNC router milling.
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VViktor Purchase Review 5.09 October, 2025Beautiful relief and tidy borders — I cut it in a single pass, the result is clean and without tear-out.
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GGrigory Ilyich Purchase Review 5.01 October, 2025Very atmospheric model, the frame and central figure fit well. Works neatly with a 4mm cutter, recommended for furniture.
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RRoman Purchase Review 5.026 July, 2025No unnecessary transitions, cuts are clean. The designed recess for branches holds up, very satisfied with the purchase.
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PPolina Purchase Review 5.019 January, 2025Excellent CNC file, fast to work with, easy to scale and finish — an impressive decorative panel came out at once.
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NNazar Antonovich Purchase Review 5.026 August, 2023Great model "Ancient Leshy" — clear reliefs, easy to carve, details read well even with a small endmill.
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AArtur Purchase Review 5.015 July, 2023Loved the level of detail, perfect for decorative panels and door inlays, edges are clean and there's no noise.
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PPlaton Purchase Review 5.021 March, 2023I worried about thin branches at first, but with the right cutting strategy everything stays intact. Lots of fine detail, looks great after varnish.
