This model was made with images from the Zoosphere Project. 
Find out more here: [http://www.zoosphere.net/project](http://www.zoosphere.net/sequence/76/Leucopholis/irrorata)

"*Leucopholis irrorata* (Chevrolat), of family *Scarabaeidae*, subfamily *Melolonthinae*, is a Chafer Beetle considered as pest of Oryza sativa (rice) and Zea mays (maize) in the Philippines. The adults feed on the leaves while the grubs (called White Grubs or Root Grubs) feed on the roots of rice plants by digging through the soil. Root grubs feed on rice during the seedling stage of the crop.

**Distribution**: Luzon, Philippines. Synonyms: Leucopholis pollinosa; Leucopholis simillima.

**Habitat**: Backyard. This scarab beetle was being chased by my cat and just happened to land on a newly harvested Langka/Jackfruit." - *http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/23126081*

![](http://gbif.naturkundemuseum-berlin.de/zoosphere_objects/Leucopholis_irrorata_3/images/thumbnails/small.jpg)

Leucopholis irrorata

When digging a Roman site one of the most common finds archaeologists make is broken Roman pot.  This model depicts a potter in ancient Rome using a wheel to make a jar.  Click on the numbered annotations to find out more - do you think the Romans invented the wheel for making pots?

This model would work well as part of a Roman environment in a game engine such as Unreal - gltf download will work well.

You are free to use the model in any way.

Roman Pottery workshop - free download

A massive, bulky creature inspired by an oversized turtle, redesigned with monstrous proportions and a threatening presence. The thick shell is rough, broken, and uneven, covered with spikes and sharp protrusions that give it a heavily armored look. Its head is broad and powerful, featuring strong jaws filled with sharp teeth, while small, pale or faintly glowing eyes add to its intimidating expression. Arms and legs are short, thick, and muscular, ending in heavy claws capable of digging into the ground or striking as weapons. A short, thick tail with additional spikes reinforces its brutal design. Wrinkled, leathery skin with small spiked scales covers the exposed areas, making the creature feel ancient, slow, but immensely powerful.

Giant Armored Turtle Monster

The European Robin is a species of passerine bird.
The robin feeds in open countryside and woodland. Its diet consists mainly of ground-dwelling invertebrates (insects, especially beetles, snails, worms, and spiders). From autumn to early spring, it also eats a lot of berries and other small fruits. Its hunting technique is well adapted to the mix of dense vegetation and open spaces found in gardens and woodlands. Perched low, the bird observes its surroundings, swoops down, seizes its prey, and perches again. Or it hops about, stopping here and there to search for a victim. In the forest, the robin takes advantage of insects disturbed by pheasants, deer, and wild boar. This may explain why it is so tame and follows the gardener's spade with such interest. We also saw robins following moles digging their tunnels and catching earthworms.

Robin Aircraft

Perched somewhere between adorable woodland creature and delightful mistake of nature, this six-legged rabbit-squirrel hybrid looks like it wandered straight out of a child’s imagination. With the soft, upright ears of a rabbit, the bright, curious eyes of a storybook animal, and the fluffy curled tail of a squirrel, it somehow feels familiar... until you notice the extra set of front paws. 

The additional limbs give it a slightly surreal, almost magical presence, as if it’s evolved for climbing, digging, and scampering all at once. Despite its unusual anatomy, its warm expression and gentle posture make it feel friendly and approachable, like a loyal forest companion who might just follow you home after dusk, lantern light flickering nearby.

Six-Legged Snugglebeast

Done by request, scanned off this video using Polycam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8UXD3-ngc8

This thing was incredibly hard to find anything for, but I really love Saturns and somebody had requested this, so I stayed up till 6 in the morning digging around. Worth it.

This is probably one of the least useful scans as it's very scuffed in some areas, however the person who requested this mostly needed the scan for the rear end which happens to be the better area of this scan.

Intended for modeling reference, scaled to the best of my ability.

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1995 Saturn SW1 (Junkyard) Photoscan

The Civil War tin cup was one of the most indispensable items in a soldier's mess kit, surviving even when other belongings were discarded to lighten the march. These versatile vessels served as drinking cups, cooking boilers for coffee or stews, and even makeshift tools for digging trenches.

Model created in RealityScan from 331 images. Additional processing in Geomagic.

Civil War Era Tin Cup

Wild boars (Sus scrofa) are large, bristly-haired, omnivorous mammals native to Eurasia and North Africa, known as the ancestors of domestic pigs. These highly adaptable animals, weighing 66–272 kg, are characterized by their powerful, muscular necks, sharp tusks, and destructive digging behavior. Often nocturnal and fast, they can be dangerous.

Rusty Boar

Done by request, scanned off this video using Polycam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuabO8Ri35c

Somehow I completely forgot this generation had existed, and after spending the past while digging through videos of these (and the sedan), I really like these a lot now. And honestly I just really love wagons and Subarus.

I have lined the mesh up as best as I could to the sedan scan, which can be found here: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/1993-subaru-legacy-sedan-photoscan-7292395fc1b14704acbc268504dcd161

Intended for modeling reference, scaled to the best of my ability.

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1993 Subaru Legacy Wagon Photoscan

将军俑是秦始皇陵兵马俑中的最高等级陶俑，创作于秦代（约公元前3世纪）。其核心特征为头戴鹖冠，身披彩色鱼鳞甲，甲饰花结。面容威严，姿态挺拔，展现统帅威仪。采用模塑结合工艺制作，原通体施有彩绘。1974年在陕西临潼因农民打井被偶然发现，经考古发掘出土，为研究秦代军事与艺术提供了无价实证。
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The General Figure, the highest-ranking statue in the Qin Terracotta Army, dates to the Qin Dynasty (c. 3rd century BCE). Its defining attributes are the pheasant-feather crown​ and colored fish-scale armor​ with decorative knots. The figure commands authority with a stern expression and upright posture. Crafted using mold-and-sculpting techniques, it was originally fully painted. Accidentally discovered in 1974​ in Lintong, Shaanxi, during a well-digging, it was later excavated, providing invaluable evidence of Qin military and artistic achievements.

復原彩色 將軍俑 Terracotta General (coloure restored)

Add authenticity to your historical dioramas or tabletop scenes with this high-detail set of three 17th-18th century peasant labourers. This set features a single character captured in a realistic, continuous digging motion:  The Preparation: The labourer positions the shovel to strike the ground.The Strike: Dynamic pose with the shovel biting into the earth.The Leverage: Levering and lifting the soil.These figures wear period-accurate clothing, including a doublet, a wide-collared shirt, breeches, and sturdy boots, making them perfect for scenes ranging from colonial settlements to European farm life or pirate coves.  Optimized for Resin (SLA/DLP) printing to preserve the fine textures of the cloth and facial expressions. The models are provided at a standard 28mm/32mm scale but are high-resolution enough to be scaled up (1:35 or 1:48) without loss of detail.  Perfect for historical wargaming, railway dioramas, and tabletop RPGs.

Historical Peasant Digging - 17th/18th Century Labourer Miniature Set

This is a reconstruction in plaster of the face of a Neolithic woman made by Caroline Wilkinson of the University of Manchester. This Neolithic woman must have been very special to her community because she was buried in the ring ditch of a henge near to the entrance. To add to the mystery, she was also buried with two wolves or extremely large dogs. The skeleton suggests she was 30 to 40 years old when she died, so an old lady 5,000 years ago. Also found at the henge was a processional way leading to the River Ash, a boiling pit for cooking, animal bones and antler pick tools for digging. Add to that the entrance to the henge is aligned to sunrise on midsummers day and we have a very special lady buried in a very special place, Staines Road Farm in Shepperton. Sadly, the site has long been lost to gravel working.

Neolithic Woman

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