Behemoth-The Mist-Stephen King (¡¡Archivo VRML en color incluido!!)- Monstruo de película clásica -Fan Art

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Hi Guys,
I've been receiving some cool requests from my paid Patreon members lately—this model is one of them! A few fans asked for more monsters from Stephen King movies, so after doing some research, I narrowed down a few... and this one, The Behemoth, is definitely a favorite of mine.

It left a huge impression on me when I first watched it (even though I really hated the sad ending—haha).

To the one who requested it: here you go, my friend! And don’t worry—there’s more coming soon, so I hope you’re looking forward to them. 😄

The model also includes a VRML color file if you're interested in full-color printing. I've added a split version too—divided into top and bottom—so you can print it flat on the base with the tentacles pointing upward. That way, you save time and reduce the need for heavy supports when printing upside down.
Hope you like it!

The Behemoth (also known as "The Impossibly Tall Creature") is a gigantic, six-legged creature encountered by the escapees from the Grocery Store while driving through the Mist.

The Behemoth never harms any living thing and doesn't appear to be hostile in nature, but it is said to be larger than anything that ever lived on Earth. Its lack of hostility could be due to its sheer size - it simply does not notice anything beneath it. Its very size is a hazard and it frightened the survivors into thinking that there was nothing any better ahead of them.

• I've added a split version too—divided into top and bottom—so you can print it flat on the base with the tentacles pointing upward. That way, you save time and reduce the need for heavy supports when printing upside down. *The File comes with VRML color file. *This model require minor support to print with FDM . *to have a better print result I would suggest to print this model in angle where the front surface facing upwards to avoid support structure in FDM prints, for DLP & SLA should be fine.