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A simple triangulated Ox or Bull figure modeled in traditional Origami style. This Origami Animal is part of the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac series. Use this animal for illustration, compositing, mockups, graphic design and many more!

Preview images were rendered in Unity real-time.

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Origami Ox Low-poly 3D model

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