This is a high-resolution 3D model of a stylized swordfish/marlin, designed as a dynamic bas-relief sculpture. The model captures the elegant, fluid motion of the fish with detailed fins and a smooth, flowing body, making it perfect for wall art, resin printing, or decorative casting.

The model is provided in STL, OBJ, and FBX formats and is fully scalable, allowing you to adjust the size to suit your project—whether small-scale jewelry or large wall décor. It’s a single solid mesh, optimized and watertight, ensuring clean results for both 3D printing and CNC applications.

This design is ideal for marine-themed interior decor, fishing trophies, or nautical art pieces, and it works well in resin, wood, metal, or plaster. The stylized look adds artistic flair while maintaining recognizable anatomy and form.

Compatible with all major slicers, CAM software, and casting workflows, this model is ready for professional or hobbyist use. Whether you're a designer, CNC artist, or 3D printer, this fish brings bold style and fine detail to any creative project.What is this model?This is a high-resolution 3D model of a dynamic swordfish or marlin in an action pose. Sculpted with smooth, flowing curves and detailed fins, the model captures the powerful elegance of this iconic ocean predator. Delivered as a single-piece mesh ideal for decorative, artistic, and manufacturing purposes.

Why is it worth buying?

Detailed and stylized design perfect for nautical-themed decor or marine artwork.

Optimized for CNC carving and 3D printing – watertight mesh, clean topology, no non-manifold geometry.

High-poly resolution preserves crisp fin lines and body contours during fabrication.

Versatile formats (e.g., STL,) for use in various software and machines.

Ready to use – no need for mesh repair or cleanup before production.

How can it be used?

CNC machining: Ideal for wood or metal plaques, boat signs, wall art, or furniture accents.

3D printing: Create standalone sculptures, aquarium décor, or trophies.

Digital rendering: Use in game assets, animations, or ocean-themed visualizations.

Casting/mold-making: Excellent for resin casting or silicone mold reproduction.

For 3D print models – What to do after I print all the parts?

Support removal: Carefully trim any supports with flush cutters or hobby knives.

Sanding and smoothing: Use fine-grit sandpaper or filler primer for clean surface finishing.

Assembly (if printed in parts): Use strong adhesive (cyanoacrylate or epoxy) and align pieces precisely.

Painting and coating: Prime the surface before applying paint, patina, or metallic finishes. Optional clear coat for protection.

Display: Can be mounted on a wooden base, plaque, or framed for a striking nautical decor piece.