Commission Listing Serval (L.serval) Skull Replica - 3D printed Cranium and Jaw
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This is a commission listing of a Serval (Leptailurus serval) African Wildcat, measuring 128mm by 76mm by 85mm.
This is a one of a kind 3D printed skull made with love in our little Chapel. The careful printing process we undertake to retain detail takes time, and our serval skull, is complete with cranium and jaw and takes approximately 10 hours. The 3D printing textures add to the realism of the skull and create a knitted base of the skull, adds to the rustic feel of the item.
With the individuality of each print, they are prone to slight imperfections - one we made for ourselves has a missing tooth due to the printing process, but it adds to the individuality of each print and makes each one unique.
Printed with decomposable white PLA plastic, sprayed with a high quality primer. Posted from East Yorkshire.
This is a one of a kind 3D printed skull made with love in our little Chapel. The careful printing process we undertake to retain detail takes time, and our serval skull, is complete with cranium and jaw and takes approximately 10 hours. The 3D printing textures add to the realism of the skull and create a knitted base of the skull, adds to the rustic feel of the item.
With the individuality of each print, they are prone to slight imperfections - one we made for ourselves has a missing tooth due to the printing process, but it adds to the individuality of each print and makes each one unique.
Printed with decomposable white PLA plastic, sprayed with a high quality primer. Posted from East Yorkshire.
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This is a commission listing of a Serval (Leptailurus serval) African Wildcat, measuring 128mm by 76mm by 85mm.
This is a one of a kind 3D printed skull made with love in our little Chapel. The careful printing process we undertake to retain detail takes time, and our serval skull, is complete with cranium and jaw and takes approximately 10 hours. The 3D printing textures add to the realism of the skull and create a knitted base of the skull, adds to the rustic feel of the item.
With the individuality of each print, they are prone to slight imperfections - one we made for ourselves has a missing tooth due to the printing process, but it adds to the individuality of each print and makes each one unique.
Printed with decomposable white PLA plastic, sprayed with a high quality primer. Posted from East Yorkshire.
This is a one of a kind 3D printed skull made with love in our little Chapel. The careful printing process we undertake to retain detail takes time, and our serval skull, is complete with cranium and jaw and takes approximately 10 hours. The 3D printing textures add to the realism of the skull and create a knitted base of the skull, adds to the rustic feel of the item.
With the individuality of each print, they are prone to slight imperfections - one we made for ourselves has a missing tooth due to the printing process, but it adds to the individuality of each print and makes each one unique.
Printed with decomposable white PLA plastic, sprayed with a high quality primer. Posted from East Yorkshire.
This is a commission listing of a Serval (Leptailurus serval) African Wildcat, measuring 128mm by 76mm by 85mm.
This is a one of a kind 3D printed skull made with love in our little Chapel. The careful printing process we undertake to retain detail takes time, and our serval skull, is complete with cranium and jaw and takes approximately 10 hours. The 3D printing textures add to the realism of the skull and create a knitted base of the skull, adds to the rustic feel of the item.
With the individuality of each print, they are prone to slight imperfections - one we made for ourselves has a missing tooth due to the printing process, but it adds to the individuality of each print and makes each one unique.
Printed with decomposable white PLA plastic, sprayed with a high quality primer. Posted from East Yorkshire.
This is a one of a kind 3D printed skull made with love in our little Chapel. The careful printing process we undertake to retain detail takes time, and our serval skull, is complete with cranium and jaw and takes approximately 10 hours. The 3D printing textures add to the realism of the skull and create a knitted base of the skull, adds to the rustic feel of the item.
With the individuality of each print, they are prone to slight imperfections - one we made for ourselves has a missing tooth due to the printing process, but it adds to the individuality of each print and makes each one unique.
Printed with decomposable white PLA plastic, sprayed with a high quality primer. Posted from East Yorkshire.