Deer Skelton Bones, White Tail Deer, 2 of 3

🦴 Realistic White-Tail Deer Bone Study: SC Series

Nature’s Geometry: High-Detail Scans for Study & Art

Model Description

This collection features ultra-realistic 3D scans of a female White-Tail Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) from the coastal marshes and mountain forests of South Carolina. Using a Revopoint Pop3 Digital Scanner, I have captured the intricate organic textures of these specimens to honor the animal and provide a permanent digital record for the maker community.

The collection includes:

• The Skull: Provided in two versions (Natural with the original trauma/hole, and a Repaired "Closed" version).
• Cervical Vertebrae: Individual Neck Bones (C3 through C6) plus the Atlas.
• Articulated Sections: Full Neck Bone assembly and Lower Spine (L1-L6) as single pieces.
• Lower Spine Parts: Individual segments (L1, L2, and L3).
• Structural Bones: Shoulder Blade (Scapula), Humerus, Femur, and the Sacrum.
• Details: Lower Jaw/Mandible, a single Antler/Horn, and a highly detailed Tooth.
• Hips: Two distinct back hip sets from different animals for comparison.

Functional Use & History

These bones were ethically sourced in South Carolina, where the White-Tail deer is a cornerstone of our local ecosystem. While these scans are nearly perfect, they represent the raw beauty of nature.

How to use them:

• Educational: Perfect for biology classrooms, STEM programs, and veterinary students to study anatomy without the fragility of real bone.
• Artistic: Use these as reference for digital sculpting or as physical props for still-life photography.
• Customization: I recommend importing these into Meshmixer or Fusion360 for fine-tuning, smoothing, or adding mounting points.

Cosplay & Remix Potential

These models are a goldmine for the cosplay community. Whether you are building a druid staff, trophy armor for a hunter character, or a post-apocalyptic wasteland outfit, these bones provide the "real feel" that hand-sculpted models lack.

Keywords for Remixing: Wendigo Mask, Druid Staff, Shamanic Headdress, Bone Armor, Primal Props, Taxidermy Alternative, Biological Reference.

Scaling & Prep Resources: If you are using these for armor or need to scale them to fit a specific body part, check out my guide on How to size, scale, cut, pin and orient models in Bambu Studio: https://youtu.be/Ckvo10JxrcEg

For precise fitment, I highly recommend using my Cosplay Calipers: Download Here

Community & Support

This work is provided for FREE to support education and creativity. If you find value in these scans, please BOOST this model! It helps me keep the scanner running and the filament flowing.

I love helping with good causes! If you need a specific scan for a charity, educational model, or STEM project, reach out to me on my socials:

• Instagram: @timberlakecreations
• Facebook: Timberlake Creations

Tags: #DeerBones #Taxidermy #STEM #Anatomy #WhiteTailDeer #3DScan #Nature #CosplayProps #Biology #SouthCarolina #MakerWorld #FreeSTLs

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