History Museum - European Neolithic Stoneage Axe

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This is part of a new series im going to do from time to time.
Inspired by the 2025 Dino Safari Competition.

These HQ Models is made with time and effort to make them
printing really good without supports at all.

It's a good idea to paint these models to really bring out the
shapes.

*Requires Assembly, if you wanna try with single print. The uncut STL is supplied.

Item: North European Sacrificial Boat Axe
Family: Homo Sapien
Timeline: Neolithic Stone Age 2800 BCE
Size: 10cm to 46cm
In the European Neolithic, boat axes are distinctive stone axes associated with the Single Grave Culture (also known as the Battle Axe Culture). These axes, often found in graves and other contexts, are characterized by their boat-like shape and were likely used as status symbols, weapons, or tools. They date to the late Neolithic and early Bronze Age (roughly 2800-2300 BC) and are found across Scandinavia and parts of Central Europe.

I used a simple granite effect spraypaint to paint this.

Includes: Namecard as PDF, Stand with and without Card holder.

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If a plate has multiple objects, better results are archieved with “Print by object”
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