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3D model description

This Flexi Skeleton Spinosaurus is an articulated "mostly" print-in-place model that needs NO supports. I say "mostly" because the head prints separately, and then you just snap it on.

Included are 5 files: *Skeleton Spinosaurus_Body *Skeleton Spinosaurus_Body_Straight (For printing smaller) *Skeleton Spinosaurus_Head_With Eyes *Skeleton Spinosaurus_Head_No Eyes *Skeleton Spinosaurus_Fish *Skeleton Spinosaurus_Stand *Skeleton Spinosaurus.3mf (colored Bambu/Prusa file)

Also Optimized for AMS, meaning if you are using a Bambu or Prusa with multiple colors, you should easily be able to use the fill tool for coloring. I have added a 3mf as well for convenience!

Like with all my Flexi's, I went through many iterations to make sure it was strong, and easy to print without supports.

Please feel free to share images of your prints on this page, I would love to see 'em.

Thank you.

P.S. If you like this design, Check out my other models.

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3D printing settings Easy Print

-No Supports (adding supports will hinder functionality) -Mostly Print-in-place (head prints separately and pops in) -15% infill gyroid -I always like to use 3 walls

• .16 layer height or better suggested -Make sure you have good adhesion. I always use a glue stick. -Gradient PLA works great

While removing it from the plate, please be careful not to push or pull it from the spines, they may break off.

To put the head on, simply lay the Dino on its belly, set the head in place and press down firmly. You will hear it snap on. (I created little notches that help guide the head in place.) Once in place, it's best not to try and remove it.

Go BIG or go home! the bigger the better for this model, but If you are printing small, I suggest going with the straight version or you might get a little lockup in the tail. I don't suggest going under 65%.