Trophy Base

A mixture of the Amsterdammertje (by niekmarks on the untitled-scene-13 and untitled-scene-13_fixed.obj's [I used the HSA trophy version]), the customizable Movie award by The New Hobbyist, the Saxxy base by bogart27 and Valve Software, a rescaled Nespresso Pilon from GrabCad, and (not listed, but wanting to give credit,) nicklievendag's Oscar (Please let him know that I have no malicious intent towards your work, so I will license it as Creative commons share-alike, to keep it LGPL safe. I'm sorry, but I only used the base of all of them, and yours was stretched and hidden. I did not use the full work for "trophy2_fixed.obj", but I did on the ones with internal faces. Don't worry, I won't do it commercially, but I need my current license to cooperate with others's [who I used more of.] license,and to 3d print it on shape ways. Sorry.) "trophy2_fixed.obj" has a low enough polygon (count: 27k), edge (???), and vertex (13.5k) count to work on Valve's Source Engine as a prop/bodygroup/weapon. It will not work for a weapon for TF2, or as a hat without simplification, which I can't do correctly in mesh lab. "trophy2.obj" is too large to do this. Both can be subdivided and smoothed correctly, while keeping details. This involves Catmull-clark, midpoint-edge, normals fiddling (if needed), and surface-preserving laplacian smoothing. I tried to blend all design aspects together with even distortion, and I have another version without the Oscar with a no-derivatives license, (if you want it up, let me know in advance, Ok. It will also have less polygons, and might even work for HL1/QUAKE. Keep that in mind.) Credit to the movie industry and Valve Software for the nice models that were remade by those I credited. Some models have internal geometry, and may not be printable. Also, all models need rescaling to print on shape ways or sculpteo. It can be found on my dropbox, which I need to organize, so you can get the file.

Clara.io, Meshlab, Blender, and Customizer/openscad. Meshlab's split connected components will produce layers containing variations, of which certain parts that are not individual components can be cut off using the select faces in region and delete selected faces/vertecies. This only applies to "untitled-scene-13.obj."