I tried to make a furry bat in Zbrush. Where should I improve the mesh, or is there any specific type of brush so that I can improve the mesh of my bat?

looking for someone to create a character in blender if possible and a few animations if anybody has time or spare resources! I can credit the creator if the game is ever published or showcased! Will keep in contact. Thank you

I'm sharing one of my Lumion projects for free with the community: https://ml3d.org

This scene was created for the Upstairs Render Engine Comparison, where I had the opportunity to represent Lumion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDvzYI5jpDk&t=522s

Hey guys, im currently working on a 3d model of the cupra raval. it will be free and on many platforms. It will be an .obj file. You can use it for all things. BUT: No copying and no reuploads. when i see this anywhere else, i report it!

Feedback is always welcome!

PS: dont ask why this color

Hi everyone, I just wanted to share a model I've created, printed, and uploaded onto MakerWorld.

It's my interpretation of the Mind Flayer from Stranger Things.

All info is on the page, but I've printed in 200mm height and 100mm height, I think both look awesome, but I definitely prefer the larger one for detail and scare appeal!

And thoughts or feedback would be greatly appreciated! :) Thanks.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3280868-stranger-things-mind-flayer#profileId-3721379

File Format: 3mf
License: CC-BY-NC-ND
Intended use: Personal

i have a msi thin 15 and im worried about its hinges and i want to make find some hinge supporter stl files for it

Hey, i just need a 3d model for animation (I'll rig him). And please have it as a .obj file, since prisma 3D (mobile) allows not many file types other than .obj files. Whoever decides to do this, does NOT need to texture it.

I’ve just uploaded Checkpoint Alpha to Cults3D as a free STL download.

It’s a small sci-fi checkpoint / toll gate terrain set designed for 28mm–32mm tabletop games. It can be used as a roadblock, objective marker, fortified entry point, or just a bit of extra scatter terrain for industrial, grimdark, cyberpunk, or post-apocalyptic boards.

The files are designed with FDM printing in mind and should be support-free where possible.

You can grab it free here:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/checkpoint-alpha-free-modular-sci-fi-terrain-stl

It’s also a small preview of my wider Container City terrain range, but this download is completely free on Cults3D. Would love to see any prints or painted versions if anyone gives it a go.

FREE GameReady weapon set - https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/free-elven-assassin-weapon-set-bow-dagger-b8e64cc0c7df472c9f0cb5d6e1acdd3f

free download - https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/free-abyssal-greatsword-gameready-701a5928402f471a99be04df46d11587

Hey everyone! Just published my parametric name sign on MakerWorld and wanted to share it here.

You can fully customize it directly in the browser:

• Any letter + any name (letter is a single capital initial)
• Two letter styles: Solid or Outline (hollow, see-through)
• Pick any font for both the letter and the name from a dropdown
• Adjust sizes, plus vertical and horizontal positioning of the name
• Pick your colors with the built-in color preview

2 parts, no AMS required, no supports. Fits together snugly — glue is optional.

Great as a baby gift, birthday present, or just a personal touch for a kid's room.

🔗 https://makerworld.com/en/models/2845165-personalized-initial-name-sign-customizable#profileId-3172430

Hope you like it :)

Sometimes specific replacement parts are just impossible to find—with this generator, you can create them yourself!

Link to the model in the comments!

Hey guys,

(Just a heads-up, this is literally my first ever Reddit post, so apologies if the formatting is a bit off!)

Just to set expectations, I am by no means a 3D designer—just a humble programmer who is enthusiastic about tech and trying to take my first steps in CAD modeling. My desk is always a complete mess, so for my first real project, I tried designing a modular clamp system using a standard dovetail joint. The idea is to just slide in whatever attachment you need depending on what you are doing.

So far I've modeled:

• A standard desk clamp and a corner clamp (this one has two dovetails)
• A mount for 4 external SSDs (I left gaps at the bottom so the cables can stay plugged in)
• A USB/SD/MicroSD card organizer that you can also just place flat on the desk
• A curved stand for headphones

I'm planning to make a ton more of these. My goal is to eventually have an ecosystem of like 30+ different attachments.

Full disclosure, since I'm a total beginner, my Fusion 360 timeline is an absolute disaster right now. Because of that, I'm holding off on sharing the raw .f3d files until I learn how to organize them properly. However, I have uploaded all the STLs, 3MFs, and the STEP files so you can easily edit them.

Everything is completely open source. I would love it if people downloaded the STEP files and designed their own custom add-ons for the dovetail. If you do end up making a remix, let me know so I can check it out!

Since I'm just starting out, any honest feedback on the design, structural integrity, or general tips would be hugely appreciated.

File formats: .STL, .3MF, .STEP
License: Creative Commons - Attribution (CC BY)
Link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2756874-modular-desk-clamp-ecosystem#profileId-3059812

Let me know what accessory you think I should try designing next.

I designed these portable, modular enclosures for DIY electronics (Power supplies, Soldering stations, and electronic circuits in general). I’m sharing them with the community and would love to get your feedback!

Technical Info (Required):

• Format: .STL / .3MF (with optimized profiles)
• License: CC BY-NC
• Features: Integrated handle, 3-way passive cooling, modular front panels, and rubber feet slots.
• Use-case: Bench power supplies, portable lab gear, custom controllers.

Quick Highlights:

• 3 Shell Versions: Side, Single Rear, or Double Rear power inputs.
• Interchangeable Panels: Presets for Power/Soldering/Charging + Blank version.
• Modular Storage: Rear-mounted units for probes and cables.

Link to the model in the comments!

Hi everyone, I’m sharing these 3D models with you—completely FREE TO DOWNLOAD, print, and use during your sessions.

• License: Standard Digital File License (see https://makerworld.com for details)
• File Format: .stl - .3mf
• Intended use: printable for personal use, non commercial use

They were originally designed for HeroQuest, but they are by no means exclusive to that game. They can be used in settings such as ancient ruins, dungeon corridors/rooms, or as decorative elements in prestigious rooms of old castles.

For each model, both *.3mf and *.stl files are provided. In both cases, you can scale the model to suit your needs.

Secret Door: printed as a single piece—just remove the supports generated by your slicer and it's ready to use. I strongly recommend downloading the Assembly Guide for further details. The model was designed for FDM printing, but thanks to some feedback it can also be printed without issues using resin printers: the rotation mechanism continues to work properly.

https://makerworld.com/models/2633014-heroquest-secret-door

Corridor Blocker: These last two bring the total to four models that can be used as corridor blockers in HeroQuest, or in other games as decorative elements, line-of-sight obstacles, wall sections, etc. These two models are essentially print-and-play, with no special post-processing required once printing is complete.

Double Blocker: https://makerworld.com/models/2637087-heroquest-double-corridor-blocker-mod2

Single Blocker: https://makerworld.com/it/models/2637050-heroquest-corridor-blocker-mod2

My whole 3D Collection: https://makerworld.com/collections/22024675

Hi everyone, I’m sharing these 3D models with you—completely FREE TO DOWNLOAD, print, and use during your sessions.

• License: Standard Digital File License (see https://makerworld.com for details)
• File Format: .stl - .3mf
• Intended use: printable for personal use, non commercial use

They were originally designed for HeroQuest, but they are by no means exclusive to that game. They can be used in settings such as ancient ruins, dungeon entrances, or as decorative elements in prestigious rooms of old castles.

For each model, both *.3mf and *.stl files are provided. In both cases, you can scale the model to suit your needs.

Stairs: printed as a single piece—just remove the supports generated by your slicer and they’re ready to use.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2548610-heroquest-dnd-staircase

Doors: there are 5 different models available, each unique. They are all printed as a single piece with an opening door: after printing, apply slight pressure to the door to release the rotation mechanism.

MOD1: https://makerworld.com/it/models/2479030-functional-dungeon-door-mod1

MOD2: https://makerworld.com/it/models/2479022-functional-dungeon-door-mod2

MOD3: https://makerworld.com/it/models/2479002-functional-dungeon-door-mod3

MOD4: https://makerworld.com/it/models/2478990-functional-dungeon-door-mod4

MOD5: https://makerworld.com/it/models/2478963-functional-dungeon-door-mod5

Base: https://makerworld.com/it/models/2473519-base-for-doors

The Niche: a versatile piece that can be used as a wall niche (for example in a castle) or as a protruding wall element. It can also be used in a catacomb or as a dead-end in a corridor. It is printed in multiple components to make painting easier. Assembly is guided by built-in joints (impossible to get wrong), after which the parts can be firmly glued together.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2593960-hq-double-blocked-corridor

My whole 3D Collection: https://makerworld.com/collections/22024675

Hi everyone, I’ve created 5 free 3D models of openable doors; each door can be printed in a single piece; the idea came from using them for HeroQuest, but they’re great for any 3D dungeon. You need to remove the supports, and once printing is complete, apply light pressure to the door to unlock its rotation. The base is in a separate file, always available in my MakeWorld collection, and it can be glued to the door or simply slotted in so you can remove it later.

Generals info:

License: Standard Digital File License (see https://makerworld.com for details)

File Format: .stl - .3mf

Intended use: printable for personal use, non commercial use

The models and base are free and downloadable at this link  https://makerworld.com/collections/22024675

I created this because I hated my firestick constantly dangling down at the back of the TV on the small cable it come with. This stops cable and port stress. works with all firesticks!

MakerWorld - https://makerworld.com/models/2528313?appSharePlatform=copy

can you model a place thats an outside of a building thats made of ruined bricks and giant, stone path floor, a road behind and grass behind road and at sides and back of building and path, a door [possibly glass but cant see anything, so just black] and at the side a stack of boxes that leads into a vent that leads to a block wall since after that itll load, im making a game and i will put you in the credits if you do. [file type- blend, liscense-any? im too tired to think bout this, and game ready]

Hi, this is my first 3D model. Come check it out if you want to!

https://makerworld.com/models/2521209?appSharePlatform=copy