I have a Revopoint Pop3 Digital Scanner, and this is a scan of a Willow Tree Statue, known as "Dance for Life". I uploaded 3 file:

1. The Dancer with no post/pole. It's the most detailed
2. The Dancer with a hole for a post
3. A post to fit the system

If you scale them, just scale them together and they will fit perfectly.

Dance of Life and Song of Joy are designed for the classic Nativity display…or enjoyed on their own. Singly or together, they make wonderful wedding gifts, new baby gifts, spiritual milestone commemoratives, and holiday décor pieces.

I have more of these "Willow Tree" figurines scanned, so check out my profile for the whole collection: https://www.thingiverse.com/sthorwart/designs

As you can see, this is free, but if you feel like paying me back, checkout out company FB page and like my site and my work, or follow me on Instagram! If you need help or want something scanned, send me a message here on Thingiverse or on my FB page and I'm happy to help, ESPECALLY for a good cause (charities, educational models, STEM stuff for kids, etc.). Tips work too!

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THANKS AND ENJOY!

About this Piece
"For me, the art of dance is not literal. I love to take in the experience through all my senses, and feel the emotion on another level. Dance can pick you up and sweep you away... it can be sometimes uplifting, sometimes poignant; but it always strives to speak the truth. The clarity and poetic purpose of movement in dance choreography is what inspired the gestures of this piece. I covered the surfaces with intricately carved symbols and icons. I like that the painted effect gives the illusion of sheer lace. The wings are more ethereal than other Willow Tree; they’re minimal, more free-form, almost disappearing… The carvings on Dance of Life are suggestive of fruitfulness and fecundity... pomegranates and birds, intertwined with vines and berries, refer to the richness and renewal of life. I hope that these pieces can be enjoyed singly or together, with the Nativity or on their own.” —Susan Lordi