3D Fuel's Company Mascot - Chameleon
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Description:
3D Fuel is a 3D printer filament manufacturing company. Our mascot is the panther chameleon! We are looking for a cartoon looking chameleon that we can print without supports in a single print. If we must have supports the less supports the better. We don't want people who print this to have to "clean it up" too much. This is something that we would like to bring to trade shows and post on our website with our different color filament. We want this mascot to be an icon! When people see this chameleon they will know what company it belongs to.
Wants:
We want the chameleon to be a cartoon version of a panther chameleon. Make it look friendly. The tail I imagine will be the hardest to print without supports but maybe have it tightly coiled or wrapping around a tree branch. Get creative! We need this file to be an .STL or .Gcode file.
Don't Wants:
We don't want it looking like the Geico Gecco. Don't want it too "real" looking. Think of a caricature version of a chameleon. We don't need extreme detail.
File Size Limit:
10 MB - 24 MB
Software:
- AutoCAD (Latest)
Prepaid PrizeEntries
1st Winner
#34 3D Fuel Mascot
by Ridwan Sept
"3D Fuel Mascot"
All the best,
Ridwan S
All the best,
Ridwan S
Sep 4, 2015 17:37
#8 Chameleon01
by Jezdo
The model is still in progress, more details and posing will be add later.
I uploaded these pictures just for your review.
Do you like the look of this model?
Please leave some comments.
I uploaded these pictures just for your review.
Do you like the look of this model?
Please leave some comments.
Aug 25, 2015 16:52
#22 3D Fuel's Chameleon
by Jezdo
Here's my final version.
I'll try to add the logo onto the model, if I could finish it in time.
I'll try to add the logo onto the model, if I could finish it in time.
Sep 1, 2015 16:16
#24 3D Fuel's Chameleon #2
by Jezdo
Here's my second version.
I've added the logo on to forehead of the chameleon.
Other details are still the same.
I hope you like it.
I've added the logo on to forehead of the chameleon.
Other details are still the same.
I hope you like it.
Sep 1, 2015 17:11
#15 Fuel_3D_Chamaleon
by Flaviano Crespi
Model that uses an obvious reference to the fuel.
Probably the printing is very complicated.
The STL file is too large, so I sent the STEP version in which the body parts are mobile and can therefore be reconfigured.
Probably the printing is very complicated.
The STL file is too large, so I sent the STEP version in which the body parts are mobile and can therefore be reconfigured.
Aug 31, 2015 17:04
#18 3DFuel Chamaleon
by Flaviano Crespi
The model is the same, has changed the rendering with the Right Logo.
Aug 31, 2015 19:29
#19 Chamaleon Panther
by Flaviano Crespi
This is a variant of the previous model. The body has been divided into various sectors to differentiate the colors of the rainbow.
Using the source STEP you can generate an STL file of a single piece, or divide it into sectors components to print in various colors.
The sectors may be improved by adding connecting pins.
Using the source STEP you can generate an STL file of a single piece, or divide it into sectors components to print in various colors.
The sectors may be improved by adding connecting pins.
Aug 31, 2015 19:51
#1 Phanter Chameleon Mascot
by Ridwan Sept
Phanter Chameleon Mascot Files contains :
- IGES file for General 3D CAD file format
- STL file for 3D Printing
- SolidWorks 2014 files as native cad format
- Rendering Images &
- 3D PDF format to review design in 3D
Need your feedback.
All the best,
Ridwan S
- IGES file for General 3D CAD file format
- STL file for 3D Printing
- SolidWorks 2014 files as native cad format
- Rendering Images &
- 3D PDF format to review design in 3D
Need your feedback.
All the best,
Ridwan S
Aug 19, 2015 19:27
#5 3D Fuel's Company Mascot - Chameleon
by Ridwan Sept
"3D Fuel's Company Mascot - Chameleon"
- SolidWorks 2014 files as native 3D CAD format
- IGES files as general 3D CAD files
- STL files for 3D printing
- Rendering Images
- 3D PDF for preview
I hope this is meet with your need.
All the best,
Ridwan S
- SolidWorks 2014 files as native 3D CAD format
- IGES files as general 3D CAD files
- STL files for 3D printing
- Rendering Images
- 3D PDF for preview
I hope this is meet with your need.
All the best,
Ridwan S
Aug 24, 2015 13:14
#6 3D Fuel's Company Mascot - Chameleon Final
by Ridwan Sept
3D Fuel's Company Mascot - Chameleon Final
Aug 24, 2015 17:43
#9 Cartoon Chameleon
by Ridwan Sept
"Cartoon Chameleon"
Attached files :
- IGES file
- STL file
- 3D PDF file
- Rendering Images
All the best,
Ridwan S
Attached files :
- IGES file
- STL file
- 3D PDF file
- Rendering Images
All the best,
Ridwan S
Aug 27, 2015 19:11
#11 Panther Chameleon by Djordje
by Djordje Jovanovic
The same model with the correction of the lips
Aug 28, 2015 10:09
#32 chameleon 3D Fuel
by Albertus Putra
Adorable panther chameleon with tightly coiled tail. I hope it can be 3D printed and minimize support materials.
The coiled tail also can represent the spool of filaments
I can also provide .step or .iges format file
Thanks,
The coiled tail also can represent the spool of filaments
I can also provide .step or .iges format file
Thanks,
Sep 4, 2015 17:03
#33 colored chameleon
by Albertus Putra
some colors are applied on the same chameleon
Sep 4, 2015 17:30
#35 chameleon 3D
by Albertus Putra
Can you open 3D file of this entry? Either .stl or .step file?
Sep 4, 2015 18:41
#13 Chameleon Character
by Pablo Gosso
Character design brief:
I designed this character as a humanoid rather than a 4 legged animal. This gives us more freedom to change proportions and create a cutter and interesting character.
It also let us more room if we need to create different poses for further expressions or action for marketing campaign.
Also we can create 3d printing toys with different posses.
Further with the design concept, the basic and more upfront feature is his color. This of course show this chromatic changing blend of 3D printing color materials.
If we take a closer look in the design, we can see he is holding his tail in his left hand. His tail is in reality as a mix of 3 color filaments. I designed in order to allow the real connection of 3 spool filament with each tail tip
In essence the connection with spool filaments work as a connection of the brand character with the 3D printer spool material.
We can go even further with this idea an design a spool rack with brand character for exhibition of products in 3D shops .
The name of the character is still pending and I think it would be great to make a contest among costumers to name him.
Technical aspect of the design:
The model was created with Rhinoceros +T spline Nurbs surfaces, then exported to Meshmixer for texturing and finally rendered in Keyshot
Hope you like the design
Looking forward to your feedback, Pablo
I designed this character as a humanoid rather than a 4 legged animal. This gives us more freedom to change proportions and create a cutter and interesting character.
It also let us more room if we need to create different poses for further expressions or action for marketing campaign.
Also we can create 3d printing toys with different posses.
Further with the design concept, the basic and more upfront feature is his color. This of course show this chromatic changing blend of 3D printing color materials.
If we take a closer look in the design, we can see he is holding his tail in his left hand. His tail is in reality as a mix of 3 color filaments. I designed in order to allow the real connection of 3 spool filament with each tail tip
In essence the connection with spool filaments work as a connection of the brand character with the 3D printer spool material.
We can go even further with this idea an design a spool rack with brand character for exhibition of products in 3D shops .
The name of the character is still pending and I think it would be great to make a contest among costumers to name him.
Technical aspect of the design:
The model was created with Rhinoceros +T spline Nurbs surfaces, then exported to Meshmixer for texturing and finally rendered in Keyshot
Hope you like the design
Looking forward to your feedback, Pablo
Aug 30, 2015 5:46
#16 3D Fuel - Chameleon Mascot New Logo Update
by Pablo Gosso
Updated logo according to client request
Aug 31, 2015 17:11
Discussion
Thank you Reda.
All The Best,
Ridwan S
All The Best,
Ridwan S
Congrats Ridwan
Thanks 3D_Fuel.
Best Regards,
Ridwan S
Best Regards,
Ridwan S
Winner???
Thanks
Hi 3D_fuel,
Can you rate my designs please !! ?
Can you rate my designs please !! ?
I hope you can extend this contest sir,
OOppss!
I did confusion between 3D and 3D Fuel Fuel !!
But as you can have almost identical names, in areas that are neighbors, scanners rather than printers.
However, the concept is the same, I will change the logo!
I did confusion between 3D and 3D Fuel Fuel !!
But as you can have almost identical names, in areas that are neighbors, scanners rather than printers.
However, the concept is the same, I will change the logo!
I am submitting an entry. Hope you can wait sir, Thanks
Pablo, yes it can be in a more humanoid position! Not a lot of restrictions here:)
Hi 3D fuel,
I just wonder if you would like to try the character to be more humanoid position, like standing in 2 legs or climb in a vertical branch, or you want to keep it in 4 legs just like?
I just wonder if you would like to try the character to be more humanoid position, like standing in 2 legs or climb in a vertical branch, or you want to keep it in 4 legs just like?
I would like someone to try and do a different version of the chameleon sitting down like in the picture I just uploaded. Make the tail all coiled behind him and make him look more like a chameleon because this one looks more like a dinosaur.
Feel free to use any software you like!
I have uploaded a picture of what we are kind of looking for under attachments. Doesn't have to be exact.
I will post a picture of what we have an idea for a mascot just as a reference. Will be sometime later today! Thanks
May you give any referance??
Yes, you can use Solidworks
Hi there, can I use Solidworks for this project, or does it HAVE to be AutoCAD?
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