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Ancient Storage Pot (Tadpole), a Blockbench model by @fukuda1320

Ancient Storage Pot (Tadpole)

Profile pictureAmethyst@fukuda1320 · Ancient stuffs or etc.

"It eats until it is full!"

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An ancient pot. It appears to have been used in everyday life rather than for ceremonial purposes.

AnimatedRigged#animal#decoration#pot
Format
Generic Blockbench model
Elements
3
Bones
1
Animations
3
Textures
1
Texture size
128 × 128

3 animations

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3 comments

  • Polyjo's profile pictureEmerald
    @polyjo

    So beautiful! This makes me wonder, is the stomach inspired by the famous pokemon Poliwag?

    • fukuda1320's profile pictureAmethyst
      @fukuda1320

      @polyjo Tadpoles have thin skin on their bellies, so you can see their internal organs through it. Among these, the intestines are particularly noticeable—they’re shaped like a spiral! (I think Poliwag was inspired by this feature.) https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=tadpole+stomach&form=HDRSC3&first=1

    • Polyjo's profile pictureEmerald
      @polyjo

      @fukuda1320 Oh that's interesting, and awesome! Love to hear that! :]