This was one of the earliest experimental/test models made in Morphi. www.morphiapp.com. We designed it in a minimalist style using ellipsoids, cubes, cylinders and spheres. Please note that this model is still a work in progress - a quick rendering/sketch made as we were still revising alignment and other tools in the app. The model is included in the app for educational/instructive purposes. If you decide to print this model, below are a few important notes and suggestions for you to read prior to printing: -The thin platform underneath the bottom of the Taj Mahal needs support in order for it to touch the build plate. You can generate this in your slicing software and it will supplement the existing platform so that it touches the build plate. In Cura, for example, simply check the Print Support Structure box. -We designed this test model in a large size so you may want to scale it down prior to print by at least 40%. If you don't do this, it will take a very long time to print - even on the quickest settings. -You may want to slow down the printer speed by 50% overall when printing and especially when printing the smaller domes and their supporting structures. Print our model or make your own in the app. In Morphi, users of all skill levels can make 3D printable objects on the go using touch, without wifi or a mouse. www.morphiapp.com Download the app for free for iPad and IPad mini on the App Store. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/morphi/id833530351?mt=8 Coming soon for Android!Copyright 2014-2015 The Inventery, Inc.