Reference image brief
Use one closed wooden chest as the main subject, with the lid, green metal bands and brass lock clearly visible. A three-quarter view gives the image visible top, front and side surfaces. Keep background props away from the outline, and show the bottom corners so the resulting volume has a clear visual boundary.
What to inspect in the model
Rotate the chest to inspect the rear bands, lock attachment and the contact between lid and box. Compare those shapes with the front-facing reference instead of judging only the texture. This preview represents a chest-shaped asset; a visible lid seam does not confirm a separate, movable lid, an interior cavity or working hinges. Those features need checking or modelling in an editor.
Open and edit the GLB
Open a GLB file in Blender through File > Import > glTF 2.0. Inspect the asset at the scale of your scene, then check its materials, orientation and mesh intersections. The preview GLB link downloads the same reduced model shown in the interactive viewer.
Download and prepare for printing
For a printed prop, examine the lock and metal-band relief after scaling. Fine surface details may become shallow or disappear in the slice. The prepared STL is a single-colour reconstruction, so the green bands and wood colours shown in the web preview will not appear as separate printable materials.
The Printables link provides a separate, single-colour STL reconstruction with a base. Our saved mesh checks report a watertight surface, consistent winding and positive volume. These are geometry checks, not a physical print test. Inspect supports and layer previews in your slicer before printing.