Thoth Ibis Scribe Oracle An original Thoth-inspired ibis scribe oracle statue for a premium dark fantasy 3D printable Egyptian collection. A single original Egyptian Pantheon collectible statue concept named Thoth Ibis Scribe Oracle, category Divine, Mythic & Dark Gods. An original Thoth-inspired ibis scribe oracle statue for a premium dark fantasy 3D printable Egyptian collection.. Ibis-headed scribe god with crescent-disk crown, tablet and stylus close to torso, layered scholar robes, calm oracle posture, premium collectible sculpt.. Three-quarter front view, tablet attached to body, stylus thick and supported, beak slightly stylized and printable.. The model includes Library temple pedestal with scrolls, moon glyph reliefs, and stone tablets.. Premium dark fantasy 3D printable statue design, strong readable silhouette, FDM-friendly thick forms, no thin fragile parts, one complete centered object, clean neutral studio background, no text, no watermark, not based on any existing movie, game, book, or TV character. ## What This Is An original Visonia digital 3D-print model in the Divine, Mythic & Dark Gods line. This listing is for downloadable STL/3MF-style model files only; no physical item is shipped. ## Files Included VIS-090_thoth_ibis_scribe_oracle_bambu_x3_scaled.stl, VIS-090_thoth_ibis_scribe_oracle_from_3mf.stl ## Recommended Print Setup - Printer / validation workflow: Bambu Lab P1S - Layer height: 0.16 mm recommended - Infill: 10% - Wall loops: 3 - Supports: tree supports recommended; verify in Bambu Studio - Segment: mythic pantheon paid - Physical test print: Pending physical test print - Real print photos: Pending real print photos Please inspect orientation, supports, wall thickness, and scale in your slicer before printing. ## Print-Ready Release Notes This design is curated through the Visonia workflow: selected for form and presentation, prepared as printable digital files, packaged with notes, and flagged for manual slicer/print review before public release. ## License Personal-use digital file license. Digital file redistribution, resale, sharing, re-uploading, or bundling on other platforms is not allowed. Commercial physical print rights require a separate written license unless explicitly stated.