Hare statue

This statue was scanned using a DIY direct georefencing 3D-scanner as shown in this youtube-video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE_fD6qsLKQ If you are interested in this tech, please take a look at the video and it's description. Source data used to generate this (relevant GNSS-data, point cloud, rasters and MeshLab project) can be found here: https://github.com/GNSS-Stylist/3D_Scan_HareStatue There's also a project made with Godot game engine included you can use to see the scanning process. Despite the scan being "georeferenced", this one can't be located/oriented into it's original position since the RTK-base station (=reference position) was placed in a position that wasn't recorded. And the origin of the statue was lost in post-processing. I didn't pay too much attention to texturing so this looks a bit fuzzy. Textures were taken from the "overlaid" video seen on the youtube-clip and oriented onto the model in MeshLab by hand. Statue is about 35 cm (or just over a foot) high. Scale: 1 unit = 1 m.