Corbeaux (2)

A blocky little archway that perches on a pair of round ball feet. The preview is a rough, untextured blue solid: a thick horizontal bar with a wide arch cut out of its underside, resting on two large spheres at the corners like castors or bun feet, with a shallow notch in the top edge at the centre. It is plain, low-detail geometry — more structural shape than finished sculpture. The "Corbeaux" name (French for crows/ravens) doesn't match what's shown, so trust the form: an abstract arch-on-spheres that reads as a miniature bridge, a stylised stand or cradle, a bookend, or a base/support component for a larger assembly. On its own it is a simple modern object; combined with other parts it could be the plinth or arched span of a bigger build. Honest note: with a single low-resolution part and no surface detail, treat this as a blank or structural component to build on rather than a detailed display model. Print notes • Print with the flat top face down on the bed so the arch underside becomes a clean bridged overhang and the spheres point up — or keep it upright and add supports beneath the arch. • The two spheres meet the body on small contact points; fillet or glue those joins if you need real load strength. • Simple facets like these smooth up nicely with a coat of primer and a light sand before painting. • Scale up for a bookend or doorstop; scale down for a model-kit base.