School project
@Anonymous wrote:
Dear Inventors,
I would like to know if any of you could find or make a 3d model of any predator bird with its wings stretched out.
I need to print a model for a school project and I would appreciate it very much if I could have it next week or the week after
The bird does not have to be very detailed but the wings should be aerodynamicaly correct.
Thanks in advance
So you want us to help you "cheat" 
Any reason you aren't finding 3d models on the internet you can use..
There are NUMEROUS sites where you can download 3d models of all sorts of things.. birds to trucks to people to whatever..
Also many sites that already have stl files ready to go..
like this.
and MANY more..
My friend @Mark.Lancaster has been working hard all day to get you the model you requested..
After 3 hours in the flow simulation software and tweaking in the pirated cad software he "owns" wink..wink...Mark swears this wing is very aerodynamically correct.
Final maximum airspeed velocity is projected to eclipse 320 km/h in a downward spiral.
Mark is not an Inventor himself but due to his 47 years of service as the former Chief Information Officer of the National Audubon Society I felt he was best prepared for this delicate task. I hope the level of detail is sufficient.
Mark claims it is modeled after his bath tub friend George who he often hugs and squeezes..
I can't stop laughing... 
Thanks for wrapping up the end of the work week with that humors reply.. I can always depend on you for that..
Mark Lancaster
& Autodesk Services MarketPlace Provider
Autodesk Inventor Certified Professional & not an Autodesk Employee
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Autodesk 123D (http://www.123dapp.com) has a lot of 3D models.
With a simpel search a found a model (STL file).
You could import it into an Inventor part, but I guess you could also send it directly to a 3D printer.
Good luck with your school project.