Without buying or selling, there was no killing. Beijing Huitianwei made a video using 3D printing technology , calling for the protection of rhinoceros and protecting animals.
Rhinoceros is the world's largest hoofed animal with short legs and awkward body fat. The head of the head has a solid monocle or double horn, which has a very high medicinal value. The price of wild rhinoceros horn can now be as high as 60,000 US dollars per kilogram (about 400,000 yuan), which is more expensive than gold and diamonds. Huge interests lead to serious poaching, making the rhinoceros endangered. Previously reported using the 3D bio-printing rhinoceros horn, the startup Pembient hopes to solve the problem of rhino poaching. Recently, the domestic 3D printing manufacturer Hongrui used 3D printer to restore the tragic scene after the rhinoceros horn was cut.
As early as in ancient China, there was an ancient poetry cloud, "There is a heart and soul," and the "spiritual rhinoceros" refers to the rhinoceros horn. The rhino horn is highly profitable after being sold, which has attracted many lawless elements to take risks every year and illegally kill the rhinoceros. We may often see some pictures of poaching rhinoceros in TV magazines, but the performance of the plane is limited, so Beijing Hongrui modeling team decided to use 3D printing to restore the scene of the rhinoceros being hunted. The purpose of restoring this scene is not to reproduce killing and violence, but to create an impact on your vision and mind through more realistic and realistic scenes, so that you can remember: stop killing the rhinoceros! Refuse to buy any rhinoceros horns!
Hongrui Modeling Team 3D Printing Rhinoceros Model
It is understood that the production process of the rhino model has been carried out from the early planning to the implementation. It took about two weeks. When it was decided to make this model, the Hongrui modeling team used hundreds of pictures and browsed a lot of video materials. Some inspiration from a large number of documentaries can help him more realistically restore the expression and look of the rhinoceros during modeling.
The rhino model is built with a height of 90 cm from the sole to the back. The overall length is about 100 cm and the width is about 65 cm.
Printing process:
The rhino model is divided into more than a dozen parts for printing. The above is the printing of Hongrui 3D printer.
What the model looks like after it is assembled:
Coloring process:
This rhino model adopts the expression of “planar + stereoâ€. The plane part shows the living environment of the rhinoceros, and the 3D printed part protruding from the plane shows the tragic after the rhinoceros is cut off. Extremely strong visual impact. The two-dimensional plane and the three-dimensional model are just the right combination, which has an excellent display effect. This innovative method of displaying the theme ideas using 3D printing is also being used more and more widely.
Works will be used by nonprofits to appeal to people to protect animals
It is reported that the rhinoceros work completed by Hongrui Modeling Team will be widely used in non-profit organizations to awaken people's awareness of protecting animals and warn people to stop buying and selling rhinoceros horn products. According to relevant information, 95% of rhinos have disappeared in the past 40 years, and most of them have been killed by human hunting. Many people blindly believe that rhinoceros horn has its own unique "value", such as the ability to improve sexual ability, reduce fever, and exorcise evil. However, experiments have shown that the rhinoceros horn is composed only of densely arranged angular filaments. The main component is keratin, which is not different from the composition of human nails. It is understood that many countries, including China, have introduced relevant laws and prohibit people from engaging in rhino horn trade activities.
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