150mm Layered Sailboat Emblem
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Description
A stylized, multi-layered 3D sailboat emblem built from crisp geometric sweeps. The design sets a long, sweeping hull against towering, detached triangular sails, with the entire structure sitting atop three separated, flowing wave ridges.
Features stepped heights across the elements to create a sharp depth effect, completely flat on the back for easy mounting or wall display.
Print Guidelines
- Orientation: Print flat on its back.
- Supports: None required (fully chamfered/beveled surfaces).
- Clearances: The waves and sails feature distinct gaps built directly into the geometry.
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