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What do you do when you can't figure out how to make a Flexi Brachiosaurus neck that's also poseable? Well...you engineer a new mechanic. 🦾

After doing a crazy amount of test prints getting that neck just right, I couldn't be happier with the results. The shorter back legs and more upright head position differentiate the Brachiosaurus from the Brontosaurus, and makes it the largest of the Sauropods! I have to admit I had to research a bit to learn about the differences hahaha.

As usual, I created two head versions (with and without the eye), a stand, and since this Dino is an herbivore, A little branch it pulled from a tree. Keep your eyes open for the XXL post coming Wednesday. 👀

When Putting the neck together, make sure you separate the large and small joints first. Pay attention to the slot orientation, and snap together 4 large on the bottom, and 4 small on the top.

*Caution: Just like building blocks, they can be hard to get apart once you snap them together.

Included in 2 Zipped Files:

Standard Skeleton Brachiosaurus Version:

• 3mf project file
• Small/short stl links for neck (print at least 4)
• Large/longer stl links for neck (print at least 4)
• Body
• Snap on Head with eyes
• Snap on Head without Eyes
• Lower Jaw
• Branch
• Stand *infographic for neck instructions

XXL/Cut to Glue together Skeleton Brachiosaurus Version:

• 3mf project file
• Small/short stl links for neck (print at least 4)
• Large/longer stl links for neck (print at least 4)
• Body
• Snap on Head with eyes
• Snap on Head without Eyes
• Lower Jaw
• Left Arm
• Right Arm
• Pelvis
• Left Leg
• Right Leg
• Tail
• Torso
• Branch
• Stand *infographic for scaling and gluing instructions *XL photo for reference

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 STL and 3MF files are included. * If you use the 3mf file, please remember that it is a painted project file for your convenience. You must check your material/printer/settings to make sure it works correctly for your printing project.

I print with .12 or .16 layer height for quality.

As usual, make sure you have good adhesion, especially for the mini versions. A glue stick works or I have switched to using on all my machines... a BIQU Cryopgrip Frostbite adhesion plate.

Consider a brim if you have concerns about the links losing adhesion, they have a small footprint. And print more than you need :)

I successfully test printed between 50% and 370% XXL for this design.

-XXL version must be GLUED together with Super Glue.