Master carvers didn't document their histories on cheap, mass-produced plastic. They etched the raw, unashamed reality of their culture into bone and ivory, capturing every winding serpent, climbing monkey, and tribal figure in stark relief. Extracted directly from a high-fidelity museum-grade scan, these artifacts preserve the genuine wear of antiquity—including the historically accurate broken tip on the male tusk—and have been mathematically flattened at the base to ensure perfect stability on your gaming mat or diorama layout with zero digital cleanup.

We didn't smooth over the strokes of history; we preserved every nuanced carving, every age-worn groove, and every detail for your layout. This is genuine cultural fine art, digitized. Whether you are flanking a tribal leader's seat in a wargaming layout, setting up a high-value objective marker in a smuggler's cache, or building a mathematically accurate museum diorama, these towering spires offer an unmatched painting canvas. We guarantee printability: this massive digital capture has been error-checked across multiple software suites to ensure flawless slicing, fully optimized to translate those intricate sculptural details directly to your physical print without losing a single drop of real-world authority.

We aggressively differentiate our engineering from the mainstream, garbage auto-supports flooding the market. Explicitly utilizing pro-level, paid software algorithms combined with manual anchoring, we guarantee excellent, flawless results right out of the box. You will print these towering spires without scarring the delicate figures or snapping the fragile vertical geometry.

Included Files:

• Ivory_Tusk_Male_solid.stl (Clean, unsupported master file, features historically accurate broken tip)
• Ivory_Tusk_Male_support.stl (Fused pre-supported file for immediate plug-and-play resin printing)
• Ivory_Tusk_Female_solid.stl (Clean, unsupported master file)
• Ivory_Tusk_Female_support.stl (Fused pre-supported file for immediate plug-and-play resin printing)
• Ivory_Tusk_Project.3mf (Premium format: Retains build-plate orientation, scale data, and editable support structures for advanced users)

Scaling Guide & Print Instructions SCALING GUIDE:

• HO Scale (1:87): 64%
• O Scale (1:48): 116%
• 28mm / 32mm Heroic (1:56): 100%
• N Scale (1:160): 35%

RECOMMENDED PRINT SETTINGS:

• FDM: Print at a fine 0.08mm or 0.12mm layer height to preserve the intricate spiraling figures and animal carvings. Standard tree/organic auto-supports are highly recommended to stabilize the towering vertical geometry.
• Resin: Hollow the main bodies to save material and place hidden drainage holes at the flattened base to prevent suction cupping. Tilt the models backward at a 30-degree angle to ensure heavy support scaffolding attaches only to the rear face, preserving the crisp narrative carvings on the front.

Attribution & Copyright: Restored and Remixed by Entropy Archives.

COMMERCIAL LICENSING This digital file is strictly for personal use. Selling physical 3D prints of this model, or any model in the Entropy Archives catalog, requires an active Commercial Merchant License.To obtain legal rights to sell physical prints of our assets, join the Commercial Tier on Thangs: https://thangs.com/designer/EntropyArchives Restored and Remixed by Entropy Archives.

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