About this 3D model

/// QUICK SPECS /// Native Scale: HO (1:87) — Includes exact slicer percentages for O, N, and 28mm scaling below. Delivered in 150mm, 127mm, and 111mm base variants. Geometry: 100% Solid & Manifold. The Deep-Solve Pipeline: Hours of custom historical research, manual optical reconstruction, and digital artifact restoration. Print Difficulty: Medium (FDM requires tree supports for the flowing drapery and wings). Sourced from a late 19th-century cemetery monument, this is NOT a plastic toy or a fantasy sculpt—it is a digitized piece of real, breathing history with a heartbeat. This specific asset represents a gold standard in the optical reconstruction archives; the scan captured the ethereal, melancholic details and authentic chisel marks of the source material with absolute, museum-grade perfection. Whether carved to watch over the silent places of the Victorian era or commissioned by a Gilded Age industrialist, the era that shaped this monument was raw and real. Transitioning into the physical reality, this angel features the soft, flowing drapery and "feathered" wing texture that modern digital sculpts often miss. We eliminated the "scan soup" so the face and feathers remain razor-sharp during printing. Looming over a meticulously landscaped HO-scale municipal cemetery or nestled against an abandoned track siding waiting for transport, its striking silhouette commands the layout. This geometry has been strictly validated for manifold integrity, preserving the exact industrial tolerances of the source artifact. /// ALTERNATIVE HISTORICAL APPLICATIONS /// The Heavy Rail Freight Transit: Lay the massive "Imperial" 150mm version flat on a heavy-duty timber skid, strapped down to an O-scale flatcar as a priceless piece of commissioned art being delivered to a wealthy tycoon. The Gilded Age Cemetery: Use the "Standard" 127mm version with its classic plinth base as the towering, central monument for an affluent, 19th-century municipal graveyard overlooking your steam-era switching yard. The Abandoned Rural Churchyard: Place the "Grounded" 111mm version directly onto your terrain plaster next to a weathered, trackside rural chapel, blending the minimal base height seamlessly into the overgrown grass and rock features. /// FILES INCLUDED /// Entropy_015_Angel_Imperial_150mm.stl: The "Tall" pedestal version. Perfect for heavy flatcar cargo or framing a massive layout entrance. Entropy_015_Angel_Standard_127mm.stl: The "Classic" version with a standard plinth height. Balanced perfectly for municipal monuments. Entropy_015_Angel_Low_111mm.stl: The "Grounded" version featuring minimal base height. Ideal for sinking directly into diorama terrain or rock features. /// SCALING GUIDE ///This historical artifact is natively scaled to HO (1:87) to match standard model railroad infrastructure. However, because this is an ultra-high-resolution photogrammetry mesh, the extreme surface detail allows for massive upscaling without looking blocky or losing texture. Use these exact percentages in your slicer to convert to other common scales: O Scale (1:48): Scale up to 181% S Scale (1:64): Scale up to 136% 28mm Historical / Diorama (1:56): Scale up to 155% N Scale (1:160): Scale down to 54% (Resin printing highly recommended at this size) /// RECOMMENDED PRINT SETTINGS /// FDM: Print upright on the build plate. You must enable "Tree Supports" (Auto) and use a 0.12mm layer height to preserve the delicate facial features, feathered wings, and flowing drapery. A Z-hop of 0.2mm-0.4mm is highly recommended. Resin: Tilt the model back exactly 45 degrees to preserve the face details and ensure heavy support marks anchor strictly to the rearward faces. Restored & Remixed by Entropy Archives.