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Saturday
Dec242011

Bodyworks Human Models

Want to 3D print a person? Need a 3D body model to put your head on? Go no further than Bodyworks - an online store specializing in sales of 3D models of people. 
 
All of their products are SolidWorks models, suitable for modification for your own purposes. Prices range from USD$99-149 for body models and USD$249 for human hand models. According to Bodyworks:
 
BodyWorks is a SolidWorks native, adjustable human body model, for use in product design and ergonomic simulation. The BodyWorks model uses a unique joint system that allows for easy and precise adjustment of limbs into the position you desire.
 
If you want bodies, you might check them out. 
 

Reader Comments (2)

What's the point of this site if there is a free MakeHuman software http://www.makehuman.org/ where one can easily create a wiiiide range of characters in various poses?

December 28, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterKonrad

I think the point is that there are significant restrictions on MakeHuman models. Fine for opensource applications, but not for commercial. If you're seeking models for commercial purposes, then MakeHuman is not an option.

December 28, 2011 | Registered CommenterGeneral Fabb
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