Introducing our newest addition to the world of animation: an adorable, fully rigged model of a bee! This meticulously crafted 3D model is the perfect addition to any project that needs a touch of whimsy and fun.

With a fully rigged skeleton and a range of customizable facial expressions, this bee model is incredibly versatile and easy to animate. Whether you're creating a short film, a video game, or a commercial, this bee is sure to bring a smile to your audience's face.

The attention to detail on this bee model is truly impressive. From the delicate wings to the fuzzy texture of its body, every aspect of this model has been carefully designed to bring it to life. And with its bright colors and expressive features, this bee is sure to become a fan favorite.

But this bee isn't just cute - it's also practical. The rigging is designed for ease of use, making it simple to animate even for those new to the world of 3D animation.

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Pink Fuzzy Streetwear Ensemble

Fusionfall-Fuzzy Lumpkins

He looks like Fuzzy Lumpkins but, he doesn't act like him. He is Fuzzy Lumpkins brother and he is a nice guy.

Duzzy Lumpkins (MY OC CHARACTER)

Fuzzy Lumpkins 2003 (Better Version)

He’s soft and he’s fuzzy
He’s cute and he’s cuddly
Baldaby!
The friend that you’re needing
The friend that you’re keeping
Baldaby!
Your best friend forever
We’ll always be together
Baldaby!
Love him ‘til the day that you die!

BaldABy

Fuzzy Door (2019- Present, Long Version) Logo

Soft Fuzzy Man

A bumblebee is a round, fuzzy flying insect known for its black-and-yellow striped body and gentle buzzing sound. Its thick coat of soft hairs helps it collect pollen from flowers, often leaving its legs dusted in bright yellow grains. Bumblebees have large, clear wings that beat extremely fast, producing the familiar humming noise you hear when they fly from flower to flower.

Bumblebee

Here's my single color test print. I dropped the C1 file into prusaslicer, then right-clicking on it and using "add part" to load in C2. It worked no problems. It even let me select the C2 portion and add 'fuzzy skin' to that, so only the stone had a rough texture.

3D Print of Multicolor Foldable Terrain Test Files

[Free] Have you ever wanted to put your things inside a cozy banana? - No supports- Fuzzy skin 3MF included- Two color option+ + I do not use AI in ANY part of my design process. All of my designs are human made™ ✌️ ?This model is for PERSONAL USE ONLY, to sell prints of these designs you will need to SUBSCRIBE TO THE MERCHANT PLAN available on patreon - Click here?

Banana Bowl

A simple cover for the terminals of a Nissan Leaf battery module (Gen1). If you are handling Leaf battery modules (e.g., whilst building a DIY home powerbank) it's a good idea to cover the terminals. This does that with a minimum of material. Simple and effective. This is better than just slapping tape over the terminals - which would leave a resistive sticky residue on the terminals. And it's better than leaving the terminals exposed while you use metal tools around them. If you fumble a busbar or drop a screw driver/crescent across the terminals you'll get instant molten metal flying around. Not good. I added a fuzzy skin to the outside of my prints to reduce warping (and it adds a nice grippy texture). You can fit 24 parts onto a standard 256 x 256 Bambu bed. Print two sets for all 48 modules. Print settings:  PLA Orange 0.4mm nozzle 0.28mm layers fuzzy skin on outside walls only  To print 24 on one bed takes 4 hrs 45 mins, and 136 grams.

Leaf battery module terminal cover

Printable light weight spacers to replace the heavy steel ones in the battery pack.  For a typical 48V DIY powerbank with 42 modules you'll save 4.6 kg. I'm building mine on a trolly so keeping weight down will make it easier to manage. 42 steel spacers (top and bottom) weigh 5.5 kg, where as 42 PLA spacers weigh just 0.8 kg. I printed 5 pairs at a time on a Bambu P1P bed (256 x 256 mm), which took 3hrs and 104 grams of filament. I used fuzzy skin on the outside edge to reduce warping hopefully/slightly?). These spacers need to be solid under compression so I printed them with 7 bottom and 7 top layers which gives you a sollid object (same outcome as enabling "100% infill"). I chose PLA because it has good stiffness. My prediction is that this battery will never get warm enough to soften the PLA (50°C). The other option is PETG but it's not as stiff (but it does have a slightly higher softening temp). I don't have any fancier material apart from TPU (higher temp tolerance but way softer). Print settings:  PLA Orange 0.4mm nozzle 0.28mm layers 7 walls, 7 base layers, 7 top layers - i.e., solid infill (you could specify solid infill directly if you wish) fuzzy skin on outside walls only.  To print 5 pairs at a time takes 3 hours on a Bambu P1P printer. You'll need to print 8.4 beds worth. That all comes to 0.88 kg of filament and 25 hours of printing! So... non-trivial. But it looks cool :)

Leaf battery module spacers

If you are building a 48V DIY powerbank from used Nissan Leaf battery modules then you'll want some covers for the busbars for safety. This cover fits over a 20mm wide 2mm thick busbar (the same dimensions as the standard Gen1 busbars. It's 200mm long which is enough to cover a busbar that connects 6 modules in parallel. Two of them fit a 400mm busbar (that connects two groups of 6 modules). These are perect for a system with 7 groups in series of 6 modules in parallel.   My print settings for a Bambu P1P:  0.28mm layer height with a 0.4mm nozzle in PETG (a bit for flex than PLA and slightly higher softening temp) no supports fuzzy skin perimeter is nice but not needed I printed 10 at-a-time on my 256 x 256mm print bed  I needed 20 for my battery configuration.

Leaf battery busbar covers

This BlenderKit ready 3D asset is a faithful recreation of the classic 1970s Othello board game designed with meticulous attention to its signature tactile elements. The model features a 64 square green felt textured grid encased in a high impact black plastic frame complete with integrated side trays for storing the playing discs. Included are 64 dual sided reversi tokens smooth injection molded plastic cylinders that are matte white on one side and polished black on the other featuring the authentic slight beveling required for realistic light catching during flip animations. Built to real world scale with clean topology and optimized UV layouts the asset utilizes high resolution PBR textures to distinguish between the fuzzy texture of the green playing surface and the glossy sheen of the plastic pieces making it perfect for nostalgic tabletop renders or interactive gaming environments.

Classic Othello Game

Meet the Pica Ottoman also known as that warm fuzzy feeling immortalized. We designed it with large rounded channels a solid wood base and firm foam padding. Use it as an ottoman a seat or a plush side table. The Pica is the curvy statement piece you didn t know you needed but obviously do.

Pica Ottoman

For production-ready use, we recommend downloading the original file.The viewer version is intended only for use in the web viewer. In the Original format, the following are fully preserved:✔ native scene structure✔ unsimplified materials✔ accurate texture maps✔ proper object namingIf you intend to use the asset in a production environment, choose the original version.standing girl with big black and yellow fuzzy coat

Standing Girl With Big Coat

A small fuzzy sphere used in tennis matches typically made of rubber and covered in felt.

Tennis Ball

A photorealistic, game-ready tennis ball hero prop. Modeled and textured in Blender with a focus on accurate material response.

Key Features:
Visuals: Features a highly detailed "fuzzy felt" surface achieved through baked Normal maps and tuned PBR Sheen values.
Geometry: Clean quad-based topology optimized for smooth silhouettes at close range (Hero Prop).
Stats: ~2,240 Triangles.
Workflow: High-to-Low poly bake.

Perfect for sports games, architectural visualization, or environment clutter.

Realistic Tennis Ball (Game Ready PBR)

A realistic teddy bear cholla cactus with branching fuzzy stems placed in a woven rattan planter on a wooden stand perfect for modern and desert style interior 3D render scenes.

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