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Collection of 3d models of genitalia?

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fluffytail

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Hey there,
I just ordered a 3d printer and thought it would be fun to print them to learn the ins and outs of my machine. I'm wondering if anyone has or knows of a collection of models of various animal genitalia both male and female. I'd LOVE to have a dolphin pussy plaque hanging on the wall in my bedroom xD
 
Ummmm whats the Zoo version of thingiverse.... :) Thats definitely a niche group of people.... I'm sure the're out there, just have to look I guess!
 
Its definitely something I'm going to be keeping an eye out for now! I dream of getting a 3d scan from a female dolphin >.<
 
I'd be interested in this as well. I know some stuff is out there, just scattered all over the place.
 
I recommend looking for SFM models as well, you can convert them into .stl models through a long series of steps, but all of the models used for making animations can eventually be turned into 3D print models. Knowing Blender is a big help for that.
 
Realistically though, from the models I've seen floating around, you are almost better off doing a 3D scan and getting new models to begin with. The ones out there I know of aren't that detailed.
 
Sculptris is a good free program where you can kinda shape the items like one uses clay. It's what I use for making reference models for art.

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Here's an example; you can get WAY more detailed than that, but the program I use to deal with character models has a limit on the number of triangles it can handle for imported models. I've used it to sculpt a number of things that work nicely.
 
Welcome to the 3D printing club, plenty of frustration and impatience awaits you :LOL:
I don't have a Dolphin pussy, can't say I've even seen one ? but here's a dog cock toy I modeled last year using a front and side photo of a real dog as a template. The .stl file should be ready to import into your slicer program (eg Cura), but it is 200mm tall so you might want to scale it down to miniture for your first test prints otherwise it will take all day long. Also, the texture on the photo renders is just for show.

UPDATE:
I can't upload the .stl file or zip file to this site, so link is here instead. Zip file name is Shep1.zip
https://anonfiles.com/97A8k2Q9oc/Shep1_zip

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VesperThorns said:
Sculptris is a good free program where you can kinda shape the items like one uses clay. It's what I use for making reference models for art.

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Here's an example; you can get WAY more detailed than that, but the program I use to deal with character models has a limit on the number of triangles it can handle for imported models. I've used it to sculpt a number of things that work nicely.
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Ooh nice, I tried using Sculptris with a drawing tablet but I suck at freehand modelling. Also tried Blender and it confused the hell out of me :LOL:
I'm more into CAD so use Fusion 360, you can sign up as a hobbyist and get a forever free license. It does have modelling but it's T-spline based (similar to vector). So good for the initial shape, accuracy and dimensions but really tedious for detail.
 
Labraguy5 said:
Ooh nice, I tried using Sculptris with a drawing tablet but I suck at freehand modelling. Also tried Blender and it confused the hell out of me :LOL:
I'm more into CAD so use Fusion 360, you can sign up as a hobbyist and get a forever free license. It does have modelling but it's T-spline based (similar to vector). So good for the initial shape, accuracy and dimensions but really tedious for detail.
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Yeah Blender's annoying for me too, mostly because every other 3D program uses a similar set of controls and Blender does not. And there's no way to change the keybinding! I would actually reccomend using Sculptris with a mouse; with a tablet it gets annoying.
 
Labraguy5 said:
Welcome to the 3D printing club, plenty of frustration and impatience awaits you :LOL:
I don't have a Dolphin pussy, can't say I've even seen one ? but here's a dog cock toy I modeled last year using a front and side photo of a real dog as a template. The .stl file should be ready to import into your slicer program (eg Cura), but it is 200mm tall so you might want to scale it down to miniture for your first test prints otherwise it will take all day long. Also, the texture on the photo renders is just for show.

UPDATE:
I can't upload the .stl file or zip file to this site, so link is here instead. Zip file name is Shep1.zip
https://anonfiles.com/97A8k2Q9oc/Shep1_zip
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Thanks for the model, it looks awesome!! :husky_love:

My print can go 400mm tall, so no problem with that :husky_laughing: Well, actually yes, I'm pretty sure the piece is going to separate from the base, maybe a raft can help. Still, printing quality degrade with height, so probably I will limit it to 20-25cm. Also yes, print time is very important to consider, nobody want unexpected visit when you have your printer busy with that. :husky_ohmy:


Also, mine can print in TPU and FLEX filaments, so how a toy in that material looks and feels like? I don't want to mess with molds and silicone. For a dildo maybe is a OK (using it with a condom). For a fleshlight it's probably too hard.
 
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Austral said:
Thanks for the model, it looks awesome!! :husky_love:

My print can go 400mm tall, so no problem with that :husky_laughing: Well, actually yes, I'm pretty sure the piece is going to separate from the base, maybe a raft can help. Still, printing quality degrade with high, so probably I will limit it to 20-25cm. Also yes, print time is very important to consider, nobody want unexpected visit when you have your printer busy with that. :husky_ohmy:


Also, mine can print in TPU and FLEX filaments, so how a toy in that material looks and feels like? I don't want to mess with molds and silicone. For a dildo maybe is a OK (using it with a condom). For a fleshlight it's probably too hard.
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You're welcome ?
Wow 400mm?! That's a big one. Mine only does 250mm tall but it's only a budget one, although I would like one that's bigger and has an enclosure.

I got a sample reel of Flex TPU to try and got mixed results, if it's too hot it causes tiny bubbles and has a sand paper finish. I didn't want to try colder as you risk a blockage and a big mess as the filament is like string. I have seen videos of other people getting good results though so must need some fine tuning.
 
Labraguy5 said:
You're welcome ?
Wow 400mm?! That's a big one. Mine only does 250mm tall but it's only a budget one, although I would like one that's bigger and has an enclosure.

I got a sample reel of Flex TPU to try and got mixed results, if it's too hot it causes tiny bubbles and has a sand paper finish. I didn't want to try colder as you risk a blockage and a big mess as the filament is like string. I have seen videos of other people getting good results though so must need some fine tuning.
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Mine if a budget printer too, but I went for the big model (300x300x400mm) since the difference in price wasn't that big. Since it has a direct-drive extruder I heard it can manage flex filaments, but I only tried PLA and bought PETG but haven't tried yet.

I imagined the finish wouldn't be the best, as any FDM printed piece. I don't know if there is a way to smooth TPU, like in ABS with acetone vapor or with epoxi resins like with PLA.
 
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