Royal Lion Throne 3D Modell

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Royal Lion Throne - Game Ready 3D Model

Description:
This Royal Lion Throne is a highly detailed, game-ready 3D model, perfect for fantasy, medieval, or royalty-themed games. The throne features a luxurious black leather seat, golden accents, and a sculpted lion head centerpiece, symbolizing strength and authority. Designed for use in Unreal Engine, Unity, and other game engines, this asset adds regal ambiance to castles, palaces, and elite chambers.

Formats:

• OBJ
• FBX
• STL
• DAE
• PLY
• GLB

Ideal for:

• Medieval & Fantasy Games
• Royal Palaces & Castles
• VR & AR Experiences
• Cinematic Scenes & Animations
• 3D Printing & Collectibles
• Vertices:166.956Triangles:55.652Size X:126,28Size Y:199,67Size Z:123,79Volume:844.627,68Surface:84.986,44

3D Printing Specifications:

Compatible Machines:

• FDM Printers (Creality Ender 3, Prusa i3, Anycubic)
• Resin Printers (Elegoo Mars, Anycubic Photon)
• CNC Machines (for wood or metal crafting)

Recommended Materials:

• PLA, ABS, PETG (for FDM)
• Resin (SLA/DLP) (for high detail)
• Wood, Metal (CNC)

Resolution & Settings:

• Layer Height: 0.1 - 0.2 mm (for detailed finish)
• Print Speed: 50 mm/s (adjust as needed)
• • Infill: 15%-25% for FDM, solid for resin
  • Supports: Required for lion head and armrest details
  • Build Plate Adhesion: Brim or raft recommended

  Estimated Print Time:

  • FDM (Standard Scale): 20-40 hours
  • Resin: 12-20 hours
  • CNC: Varies depending on material and cutting speed
  Post-Processing & Assembly Instructions:
  • FDM: Sanding, priming, and painting recommended. Use filler primer for a smooth finish.
  • Resin: Wash, cure, and optionally paint for a realistic look.
  • Assembly: If printed in parts, use super glue or epoxy resin for bonding.
  Safety & Compliance:
  • Not food-safe – Do not use with food or beverages.
  • Not a toy – Contains small parts that may be hazardous for children.
  • For decorative & collectible use – Ideal for game props, dioramas, or display models.