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The URL cyberware.com is acquired by another company. Those awesome scanned models are not available on the website now. We can only see the snapshots on archive.org. Here are some infomation about these models. I would appreciate if this table could be filled. Hope this could help people who need them.

[1]: Sheffer et al., 2005, ABF++: fast and robust angle based flattening. https://doi.org/10.1145/1061347.1061354
[2]: Zayer et al., 2007, Linear Angle Based Parameterization.
[3]: Zhang et al., 2005, Feature-Based Surface Parameterization and Texture Mapping.
[4]: Golovinskiy and Funkhouser, 2008, Randomized Cuts for 3D Mesh Analysis.
[5]: Lin et al., 2004, A mesh reconstruction algorithm driven by an intrinsic property of a point cloud.

Are there any images/screenshots?
Is it not this model: https://github.com/dengwirda/jigsaw-models/blob/master/bimba.stl

Some of these might be relevant:
https://gfx.cs.princeton.edu/proj/sugcon/models/

We use the cow and horse a lot in line drawing papers. I think I've seen Igea in a lot of papers.

A bit orthogonal to this repository, but I think it's be nice to have this list here as well.

• List of websites offering collections of 3D models.
• Thingiverse
• GrabCAD
• The Stanford 3D Scanning Repository
• Large Geometric Models Archive (Georgia Tech)
• Keenan's 3D Model Repository
• McGuire Computer Graphics Archive
• 3D Scans of Statues
• A Large Dataset of Object Scans
• CAD Model Datasets
• https://www.shapenet.org/
• http://modelnet.cs.princeton.edu/
• https://www.themantissa.net/resources/
• https://archive3d.net/
• Aim@Shape
• Rendering Resources
• Human 3D Scans
• USTC 20712 Dataset for Parameterizations
• USTC 5181 meshes
• MPI Dynamic FAUST human bodies
• Facebook Reality Lab Replica
• Smithsonian Institution