CSKA Moscow Football Crest Plaque

The badge of a football institution, rendered in deep relief. This plaque recreates the crest of PFC CSKA Moscow: a bold five-pointed star crowning a shield, the Cyrillic 'ЦСКА' lettering banded across the middle, a panelled football set beneath it, and two sweeping laurel-and-oak branches curving up either side to cradle the emblem. The layering is genuinely three-dimensional — the star steps up in tiers, the ball's hexagon panels are individually raised, and the leaves overlap for real depth. It is aimed squarely at supporters: a piece to mount on a wall, sit beside the scarf collection, or machine as a gift for a die-hard fan. As a club emblem it carries a trademark, so treat it as personal fan art rather than something to sell on. Making notes • Ideal as a CNC relief carved into hardwood or sign foam; use a fine tapered ball-nose for the star ridges and the lettering so the edges stay legible. • Equally happy in resin or FDM — orient it face-up, slow the top layers, and the raised panels come out clean. • Leave a flat backing plate if you want to route a keyhole hanger or drop it into a frame. • Bronze, gold or antique-metal paint over a dark wash really sells the medallion look. A satisfying carve with plenty of contrast, and instantly recognisable to anyone who follows the club.