Welcome to ModelVault3D

ModelVault3D is an independent collection of original 3D models created for visualization, animation and creative projects. The library continues to grow with new assets ranging from vehicles, props, musical instruments, anatomy studies, and sci-fi concepts to various experimental designs.

Each model is created from scratch as part of an ongoing journey to build a diverse and useful library of digital assets for creators, artists, developers, and hobbyists.

Click any model thumbnail to open its dedicated page, where you can preview the model, read additional information, and check download availability.

Some models are available as free downloads, while others may have different usage terms. The symbols displayed next to each model provide a quick overview of its availability and licensing. Detailed explanations of all symbols and license conditions can be found on the License page.

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Romet Pony M2 / Development & Test Phase

The Romet Pony M2 model is approaching the final stage of development.

The model has been created piece by piece, with attention to proportions, mechanical details, part connections, and the requirements of a multi-part 3D-printable model.

Development Roadmap

Frame → Front Fork → Handlebars → Swingarm → Kickstand → Headlight → Rear Fender → Tail Light → Seat → Rear Shock Absorbers → Fuel Tank → Wheels → Front Fender → Engine & Gearbox → Cylinder Head → Cylinder → Carburetor → Exhaust → Exhaust Heat Shield → Spark Plug → Spark Plug Cap → Foot Brake Pedal → Fuel Tap → Spark Plug Wire → Fuel Line → Chain

Current Status

The modelling phase is now essentially complete.

All major components have been modelled and prepared for the next stage of the project. The model is now moving from digital development to physical testing.

The files containing the individual parts have been sent to Sławek from the RetroForma channel, who will produce the first test prints and assemble the model.

Test Print & Assembly

The test print is an important part of the development process. It will allow us to verify:

the accuracy of the individual parts,

proportions and dimensions,

connections and fit between components,

printability of the parts,

and the overall correctness of the assembled model.

If any issues are discovered during printing or assembly, the relevant parts will be adjusted before the final release.

Assembly Details

The model’s flexible cable elements can be made using standard 1.75 mm 3D-printing filament taken directly from a filament spool.

The filament can be cut to the required length during assembly, allowing the builder to adjust the length according to their preference and the final appearance of the model.

What’s Next?

The next step is to print, assemble, and test the Romet Pony M2 in physical form.

The results of the first test assembly will determine whether any final adjustments are required before the model is released in its finished version.

The digital model is almost complete. Now we wait for the first real-world test. 🛠️

ModelVault3D – from digital model to physical print.