The winner of 3DST39 "Travel"
I invited Crlnvl, winner of 3DST39, to pick this week's winner and tell us a bit about his choice. He says:
The choice for this week was difficult and I hesitated between the French Lantern Clock and the Hiking Boot. In the end I think the Hiking Boot from Tobias is the best one : there are a lot of details, particulary for the shoelaces. The texture is great (even if we can see "shadow effect" from the shoelaces on the shoe) and the shoe can be viewed at any angle. Also the normal map seems very neat. It is a wonderful scan!
Hiking Boots - #3DST39 by TobiasNoell on Sketchfab
Congrats @TobiasNoell! The $25 3D Hubs voucher is coming your way.
Check out all the entries of 3DST39 here.
This week's topic: Miniatures
This week we're looking for miniatures. Maybe you like to assemble and paint your own miniature models, or you have a replica or statue of something at your place? Scan it to win the $25 3D Hubs Voucher!
Miniature garden by Siradech Surit on Sketchfab
About 3D Scanning Thursday (3DST)
Welcome to the 3DST!
Hey, nice of you to join us! The 3DST is a weekly community challenge for 3D Scanning enthusiasts. Participating is about fun and honor, although we do offer a modest prize.
How do I participate?
We pick a new topic every week and you enter by creating a 3D scan using any tool you like ([here's a list of 3D scanning apps][scanning_apps] that you could use). Don't take the topic too literally, just let the topic be your inspiration for this week.
After uploading, tag your work with the 3DST39 tag so everyone can view the contest gallery. For extra fun, post your entry below (just write down the URL in a reply).
The submission deadline is Thursday before midnight.
What can I win?
3D Hubs is sponsoring the 3DST with a $25 3D printing coupon. Thanks guys!
Cool, anything else?
We only have a few additional rules:
- You can submit as many entries as you like.
- Entries scanned before theme announcement are not ok.
That's about it! If you have any questions, let me know. Otherwise, have a great weekend and enjoy creating your 3D scans!