Disabled Unicorn

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Download unicorn.zip (77 MB)

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  • The files are free to download and print for your own use.
  • I allow you to remix or redesign the model, as long as you credit me and link back to accessible3d.io when you post it.
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Size
200 × 215 × 152 mm (approx.)
Materials and printing
I would print this in PLA with supports under the wings, horn and raised legs. Colour-shifting silk PLA suits the curved surfaces beautifully.
Price
Free
Files
unicorn.zip (77 MB)

See this model in 3D

The interactive 3D preview is optional. I include the written description and details on this page, so you do not need the preview to understand the model. It only loads when you activate it.

The 3D preview is optional. Activate the button to load it. Once it appears, use the left and right arrow keys to rotate, the up and down arrow keys to tilt, and the plus and minus keys to zoom. A Top-down view button looks straight down at the model, laying flat pieces like boards, cards and maps out as if on a table. A Reset view button returns the camera to its starting position. A full text description and download are provided below and do not require this preview.

About this model

I designed this unicorn as an homage to the fantasy world, which I love dearly. It rears with wings spread and horn raised, and it has a twisted leg to represent disability. Like my Disabled Dragon, it began in my old text-to-3D AI workflow through Luma Labs, as one of my first models, part of my series that puts the disabled community inside the stories we love. Nowadays I code everything by hand in OpenSCAD.

What it looks like

A winged unicorn rearing on its hind legs with spread wings, a raised horn, a curled tail and one twisted leg.

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