*A.k.a. When life gives you eggs...*

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Created in Blender and Gimp.

The egg model is a simple elongated UV-sphere, cut in two through a boolean modifier using a subdivided plane, which vertices have been randomized.

The egg white was simulated with fluids physics, before being manually sculpted to correct artifacts and smoothen it. The yolk was added manually later.

All the shell textures are procedural, and were created with Cycles nodes baked to the exported model before actually "cracking" it open.

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> This is the end
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> Beautiful friend
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> This is the end
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> My only friend
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> The end

**The Doors - The End**

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S**t happens

Free 8K ornate brass vase with elongated neck, flared base and slim handle, polished antique gold finish with engraved decorative patterns and light patina.

Brass Vase 02

Free 8K brass vase with an antique patina, elegant elongated silhouette, engraved decorative bands and subtle wear for a believable vintage metal look.

Brass Vase 01

Making progress on underwater scenes ( but still more to come :) ) !

[Original scan](https://skfb.ly/6suDz) from @ariosgeo, and inspiration from [Il Cristo degli Abissi](https://goo.gl/RU5PtJ), a submerged statue of Jesus in Italy.

**Modeling**:

* The scan was remeshed with [mmgs](http://mmgtools.org) from 500k verts to 7k, keeping the face and hands at a higher resolution.
* The ocean surface and ground were created with blender's ocean modifier.
* Light shafts are simply a randomized array of elongated planes.
* The fish is a lowpoly model ( a 30s model ).
* A particle system was created for fish instances, with force fields applied (boids physics, vortex, attraction force and collision on the statue)

**Texturing/lighting**:

* Mix of concrete and coral on the statue
* Sand on the ground
* Nothing on the sea surface
* Radial opacity for ground and surface
* Voronoi textures baked as emission on the statue and the ground, to simulate the light deformation through water
* Lots of color processing

Christ of the Abyss

The potto (*Perodicticus potto*) is a small (30–40cm) species of primate closely related to lorises and lemurs that inhabits the rainforest canopies of tropical Africa. The potto is nocturnal and feeds mostly on fruit, but has strong jaws that enable it to eat tree gums that are too tough for many other animals; around 10% of its diet consists of insects. 

Whilst moving it is usually very quiet, but has few natural predators as large carnivorous mammals cannot reach the forest canopy, and co-occurring birds of prey hunt during the day. If threatened, the potto can use its specially sharpened and elongated neck vertebrae to butt at an opponent. 

This specimen forms part of the Lapworth’s Humphreys Collection. Digitisation was carried out using an Artec Spider 3D scanner by Rachel Kruft Welton.

Potto Skull BIRUG 18612

As it appears to be a trend, a small WIP diorama ([Nice one here!](https://skfb.ly/6xvV6)) just to try out some lighting technique for an incoming model (not a WIP I hope).

The refractive "box" around the model is just eye-candy, what was really of interest to me was to get an idea about bubbles (spheres with an emissive material coupled with dithering transparency), sun rays (elongated planes with blending opacity and a light emission to them) and the ground lights (not done well here, but basically voronoi textures to simulate the effect of waves on the light, baked on the ground model).

The ground is a quick and ugly dyntopo sculpt done in blender, while the little fish are just a particle system set with a lowpoly mesh as render object.

A nice point to spend time on will be the ocean surface, to do with the appropriate modifier in blender, and a refractive/small-scale-roughness/foamy-at-the-edges material.

Plus, I should try to animate rays, bubbles and fish (as boids) to give it a living touch.

Abstract aquarium

Pistols made in the Balkans, differed by narrower elongated handle with knob shaped "apple", while the grip "apples" of the Turkish guns were of a more round shape.

Country: Ottoman Empire, Balkans

Time of production: XVII-XIX c.

Material: Steel, wood

Decoration technique: Embossing, inlay, filigree

Caliber, mm: 17

Total length, cm: 45,5

Barrel length, cm: 30,5

Weight, kg: 2,4

Flintlock Pistol

Modeled after the  Chapel of the Archangel Michael in Kizhi Island of Karelia (Russia), with a few elements from the Chapel of the Holy Face.

The Chapel of the Archangel Michael was moved to Kizhi in 1961 from the Lelikozero village. It measures 12.0×3.0×11.0 metres and has a rectangular frame elongated from east to west and a two-slope roof. Above the entrance hall there is a belfry capped with a pyramid roof. The iconostasis of the chapel has two tiers and contains icons of 17th–18th centuries

![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bf/Kischi_Kapelle.jpg/697px-Kischi_Kapelle.jpg)

Karelian Orthodox Chapel

Earl’s Hill Hillfort is an Iron Age enclosure 7 miles south west of Shrewsbury and immediately south east of the village of Pontesbury, Shropshire. The site consists of an earlier oval enclosure on the summit with a defended north gate and a later elongated annexe to the south extending along the top of the ridge. There is another defended enclosure approx. 400ft down through the woodland to the north known as Pontesford Hill Hillfort which is covered in trees.

Model created from drone photogrammetry using a DJI Phantom 4 Pro

You can read a detailed description of the hillfort here http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MSA763&resourceID=1015

There are links to two pdf archaeological reports on Earl’s Hill and Pontesford Hill here http://pontesfordhillfriends.co.uk/about-the-hill/pontesford-hill-and-earls-hill/archaeology-2/

The hill is also a Nature Reserve maintained by the Shropshire Wildlife Trust https://www.shropshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/reserves/earls-hill

Earl's Hill Hillort, Pontesbury, Shropshire

The church of Piovà Massaia, attributed to Benedetto Alfieri, is dedicated to Saints Peter and George and was built between 1749 and 1774 on the initiative of Count Ricci, on the site of the ancient church of San Michele in Monte Cornigliano.
The building has the typical baroque plan of an elongated Greek cross and an imposing octagonal dome covering the intersection of the arms of the cross.
The two-bay presbytery has a barrel vault and dome with an elliptical base and ends with a semicircular apse with a ribbed semi-vaulted vault.
The galleries have barrel vaults and have carved and painted wooden balustrades.
The façade has two superimposed orders and three bodies with three entrances a large circular window and a tympanum at the top.
The imposing bell tower, whose construction began in 1779, recalls the Juvarra examples of Superga and the Alfierian one of San Gaudenzio in Novara.
At the top of the bell tower is the lantern delimited by angular volutes and surmounted by a metal spire.

Chiesa dei S.S. Pietro e Giorgio a Piovà Massaia

Write in the comments which model to make next!

Work done by a mouse for $1.5

Black widow:

Description
The adult spider is black. 

Females have a characteristic red hourglass-shaped spot on the underside of the abdomen and several red spots near the spider webs and on the back. The body length of the female is 8–10 mm. 

Males differ from females in their small size (3–4 mm in length) and elongated abdomen (in females it is round). The legs of males are painted in orange and black stripes, and there are red and white marks on the sides of the abdomen. 

Young spiderlings are white or yellowish-white and darken with each subsequent molt. 

Habitat
Black widows prefer warm regions: Central Asia, Southern Europe, North Africa. 

Habitat: steppes and deserts, ravine slopes, rodent burrows, soil cracks, under rocks and in plant roots. 

Danger to humans
The black widow is not aggressive towards humans and bites them only for self-defense in a desperate situation (for example, if the spider is crushed by hand).

Black widow (Animated, downloadable)

A charming black sausage dog with an elongated body, short legs, and a friendly, calm expression. This stylized dachshund design focuses on clean shapes and recognizable proportions, making it ideal for games, animations, illustrations, or decorative scenes.

Perfect for pet-themed environments, casual worlds, or lighthearted fantasy and modern projects, this model captures the lovable personality of a classic sausage dog in a simple yet appealing form.

Black Sausage Dog Cute Stylized Pet Animal

A tall, towering creature with unnaturally long legs and a heavy, compact upper body. Its back is dominated by a thick, turtle-like shell that appears broken and irregular, formed with bony edges and sharp protrusions. From parts of the shell grow withered wing membranes, half bat-like and half moth-like, torn, frayed, and full of holes. The head is reptilian and elongated, with a narrow skull, sharp teeth, and large, round, softly glowing eyes reminiscent of a moth, lacking visible pupils. Branching deer antlers grow from the forehead, uneven and partially broken, with small moth cocoons and threads hanging from them. The skin is a disturbing mix of scaly reptile texture and velvety moth surfaces, dusted around the neck and joints with fine moth-like powder. Long, thin arms end in clawed hands, while digitigrade legs give it a tense, stalking posture. A long armored tail trails behind, slightly clubbed at the tip.

Ancient Moth Reptile Shell Creature

A terrifying, epic phoenix-like creature with strong dragon features and an unnatural presence. Its massive wings are covered in layered, scorched feathers, stretched wide like a living inferno. The body is powerful and elongated, blending avian elegance with draconic menace. Where eyes should be, there is only smooth, empty flesh, giving the creature a blind yet all-seeing horror aura. Its silhouette feels ancient and legendary, radiating fear, fire, and destruction rather than rebirth. The creature appears otherworldly, mythic, and deeply unsettling, like a fire-born omen rather than a symbol of hope.

Epic Dragonlike Phoenix Horror Fire Bird

Frilled Shark is one of the most primitive and mysterious sharks still alive today, often called a “living fossil” because its appearance has remained almost unchanged for millions of years. This ultra-realistic 3D model accurately captures its elongated eel-like body, wide mouth, needle-sharp teeth, and distinctive frilled gill slits. The model is carefully crafted with clean quad topology, realistic proportions, and detailed surface textures, making it suitable for close-up shots. Ideal for documentaries, educational projects, games, cinematics, and marine biology visualizations. Optimized for performance while maintaining high visual fidelity.

Animated Frilled Shark

A massive, skeletal horror creature standing on all fours, built with an elongated, bone-thin body and a completely faceless head. The monster features enormous broken wings made of exposed bone and torn, leather-like membrane, giving it an ancient and cursed appearance. Its posture is low and predatory, emphasizing raw strength and dread rather than speed. The overall design feels dark, unnatural, and disturbing, making it well suited for horror scenes, dark fantasy worlds, or creature-focused projects.

Faceless Bonewing Horror Beast

🪐 Haumea – Dwarf Planet 3D Model

This Haumea – Dwarf Planet 3D Model represents one of the most unique dwarf planets in the solar system, known for its elongated, fast-spinning shape and bright icy surface. Unlike most spherical celestial bodies, Haumea’s extreme rotation has stretched it into an oval, football-like form, giving it a distinct and instantly recognizable silhouette.

Located in the Kuiper Belt, Haumea is covered in reflective ice and frozen materials, giving it a pale, luminous appearance when illuminated. This model captures that cold, distant nature through its smooth yet irregular form, subtle surface variation, and clean, icy tones. Its unusual shape and bright surface make it stand out strongly among traditional planetary models.

Whether used as a background object or a main focal point, this model adds visual uniqueness, scientific interest, and cosmic variety to any space-themed environment.

Haumea - Dwarf Planet 3D Model

🪐 Haumea – Dwarf Planet 3D Model V2

This 2nd Version of Haumea – Dwarf Planet 3D Model represents one of the most unique dwarf planets in the solar system, known for its elongated, fast-spinning shape and bright icy surface. Unlike most spherical celestial bodies, Haumea’s extreme rotation has stretched it into an oval, football-like form, giving it a distinct and instantly recognizable silhouette.

Located in the Kuiper Belt, Haumea is covered in reflective ice and frozen materials, giving it a pale, luminous appearance when illuminated. This model captures that cold, distant nature through its smooth yet irregular form, subtle surface variation, and clean, icy tones. Its unusual shape and bright surface make it stand out strongly among traditional planetary models.

Whether used as a background object or a main focal point, this model adds visual uniqueness, scientific interest, and cosmic variety to any space-themed environment.

Haumea - Dwarf Planet 3D Model 2nd Version

Spinosaurus – Realistic 3D Model

This model represents Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, one of the largest and most unique predatory dinosaurs to have ever lived. Known for its elongated snout, massive sail, and semi-aquatic adaptations, Spinosaurus stands apart from other theropods in both form and behavior.

The design focuses on capturing the creature’s distinctive silhouette, powerful build, and hybrid land–water anatomy. Special attention was given to proportions, body flow, and overall presence to ensure the model feels believable, grounded, and visually striking.

This model is suitable for cinematic scenes, educational use, and prehistoric showcases.

*Made and animated with Anything World*

Animated Spinosaurus

A terrifying horror creature monster 3D model designed for games, films, cinematics, and real-time engines. This dark fantasy creature features an elongated skeletal body, exposed rib structure, sharp claws, and an eerie silhouette that makes it perfect for horror games, survival games, nightmares, and supernatural environments.

The model is optimized for real-time rendering, making it suitable for Unity, Unreal Engine, Blender, and other 3D pipelines. Ideal for developers, indie studios, and horror artists looking to add a unique and unsettling enemy or boss character to their project.

Perfect for:

Horror & survival games

Dark fantasy worlds

Cinematic shots & animations

Game prototyping & concept visualization

Mutant | Creature Monster | Unity & UnReal

I beleive this is a dog scull from the teeth and elongated snout, but i could be 100% be wrong.
(I technichally took this within the polycam app, however it didnt not turn out the way i liked do i put the photos in the Reality Scan software. I think it turned out great after making multiple control points!)

Animal Skull - RealityScan Photogrammetry

Verdantis Sylpha is a forest-born alien entity, evolved in harmony with untouched ecosystems. Her emerald skin mimics living foliage, while crystalline wings refract ambient light like natural prisms. With elongated limbs and talon-like feet, she moves silently through terrain, acting as a silent observer and protector of ancient biomes. Her single gem-like eye functions as both sensory organ and energy core, allowing her to perceive environmental shifts beyond human comprehension

Verdantis Sylpha

**Pteranodon ignifalcis: A Breakthrough in Pterosaur Pigmentation**

In 2025, paleontologist Dr. Celeste Navarro led a multidisciplinary team in the Flaming Cliffs region of Mongolia, uncovering a remarkably preserved pterosaur specimen. Named *Pteranodon ignifalcis*—“Fire-Sickle Wing”—this Late Cretaceous flyer exhibited elongated cranial crests, clawed feet, and pigment-bearing integument with iridescent orange and teal hues.

Spectroscopic analysis revealed nanostructures consistent with structural coloration, marking the first confirmed evidence of iridescence in pterosaurs. The find suggests that visual signaling may have played a role in mating or territorial behavior, challenging prior assumptions of muted coloration in aerial reptiles. *P. ignifalcis* reshapes our understanding of pterosaur ecology, offering new insight into the evolution of flight, display, and sensory adaptation in prehistoric skies.

Fire-Sickle Wing - dinosaur

This detailed 3D model recreates SCP-939, a hostile and deceptive entity known for its lack of eyes and ability to mimic human speech. Deprived of vision, the creature relies on sound to locate its prey, using stolen voices to lure victims into range before striking.

The model emphasizes SCP-939’s unsettling anatomy, featuring exposed muscle-like textures, an elongated jaw structure, and a low, predatory stance that reflects its hunting behavior. Every element is designed to capture the disturbing realism and eerie presence described in Foundation records.

Built with animation and rigging in mind, this model is well-suited for horror scenes, cinematic projects, or SCP-inspired environments. Its detailed construction allows for immersive close-ups while maintaining strong visual impact in darker settings.

"SCP-939" (https://skfb.ly/o7Auz) by ThatJamGuy is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

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