This product is a faithful 3D reproduction of the star ornaments used during the Knucklehead era of the 1930s and 1940s.
The design of the decorative elements that were popular at the time and were used to decorate fenders and saddlebags has been recreated for model making using a 3D printer.

The modeling has been carefully crafted to capture the details unique to star ornaments, such as the three-dimensional star-shaped form and the unique presence of the jewel in the center.
This 3D data is ideal for displaying vintage custom Knuckleheads and for creating scale models.

History and Characteristics of Star Ornaments

Star ornaments are decorative parts that were often used on Harley-Davidson motorcycles during the Knucklehead era from the 1930s to the 1940s.
Attached to fenders and saddlebags, they have become a beloved accent that adds a touch of glamour to rugged motorcycle bodies.

There are very few original products from that time, especially those with glass jewels, left in existence, and they are now highly valued as collector's items.
Even in modern Knucklehead customs, it is considered an essential detail for recreating the "style of the 1940s."

Data content and specifications

Knucklehead era star ornament 3D data

Faithfully reproduced details

For making models using 3D printers

Designed for stereolithography 3D printers

Can also be printed on FDM printers

*This data is primarily intended for model and display use.

Provided file format

STL

STP

summary

Star ornaments are not just decorative parts,
It is a symbol of the aesthetic sense of American motorcycle culture in the 1930s and 1940s.
This 3D data was created as a material to allow viewers to enjoy the historical background and aesthetic beauty of the model.