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dylan.theriault.work
01-19 23:32
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commemorative trophy 3d model
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3d printing
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commemorative
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“Reconstruct a precise, manufacturable 3D CAD model of a commemorative 30‑year service trophy. Model all components as clean, watertight solids with accurate topology, no noise, no texture projection, and no inferred background geometry. The object consists of the following strictly defined parts: 1. Base Block Rectangular prism. Flat top and bottom faces. Slightly beveled top edges. No engravings or surface texture. 2. Central Circular Emblem Perfect circular disk centered on the front of the trophy. Uniform thickness. Raised embossed text around the perimeter: Top arc: CITY OF SURREY Bottom arc: YEARS SERVICE Large raised number 30 centered on the disk. All lettering must be clean, sharp, evenly spaced, and fully legible. No distortion, stretching, or blending into surrounding geometry. 3. Support Structure Two intersecting curved arms forming a symmetrical sweeping “X” shape. Each arm is a smooth, continuous, loft‑like solid with no breaks. Arms originate from the base and converge beneath the cityscape. Cross‑section should remain consistent along each curve. No twisting, warping, or irregular curvature. 4. Cityscape Assembly Model two distinct architectural solids positioned above the emblem: Left Building Angular building with a sharply slanted roof leaning left. Front face contains evenly spaced horizontal window bands. Geometry must remain planar and orthogonal where appropriate. Right Building Tall, curved tower with a smooth convex front surface. Horizontal banding evenly spaced from bottom to top. Roofline follows the curvature of the tower. No collapsing, melting, or blending into the left building. 5. Global Requirements Remove all background elements (trees, scenery, shadows). No floating geometry. No hollow or paper‑thin surfaces. All components must be solid, printable, and structurally sound. Maintain symmetry where intended. Preserve crisp edges on architectural elements and smooth curvature on support arms. Output should resemble a clean CAD reconstruction, not a textured mesh or artistic interpretation.”
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