Description
Tomlin heard the bell atop the castle keep toll, signaling an attack. Quickly, he raced up the hill to save what he could and get inside the walls. Grabbing whatever meagre possessions he could scrounge in the moment, he gave his little house one last look. Out the window, he saw her, calm as ever. Nessy, his cow. He couldn’t leave behind beautiful Nessy.
Notes for Livestock 3d Print file:
- Right-click on the image below and “Save As” to download the reference sheet for this pack.
- Product measurements can be found in the image gallery.
- First Published version 1.1
Zagor (verified owner) –
I wonder if it is possible to add some additional animals (pig & piglet, hen & rooster & chick, duck, goat & buck & kid, donkey, rabbit, goose, ram, bull, etc.) to be able to vary the farm animals.
Joanne Boorer (verified owner) –
Thanks for this great suggestion. I will add this to our updates list.
jonomccabe –
Would these scale ok to 1:24 scale ok and maintain quality? Thanks
Joanne Boorer (verified owner) –
Scaling one of our models up or down doesn’t change the quality or resolution of the actual model file. The detail is still there regardless of the scale you choose.
The quality of the final printed model is mainly determined by the resolution and capabilities of your 3D printer, along with your print settings. If you start with a high-quality, detailed model, it will remain a high-quality model when scaled up or down.
At smaller scales, the limiting factor becomes the printer’s ability to reproduce those fine details. For example, a high-resolution resin printer can produce an extremely small building at a very low scale while still retaining an impressive amount of detail.