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Hello everyone!

I present to you the Articulated/Flexi Ceratosaurus. This is a cartoon representation of one of the most interesting dinosaurs of the Jurassic period.

The Ceratosaurus lived about 150 million years ago during the Jurassic. It is distinguished by its medium size, powerful jaws, and distinctive horn on its nose. With a length of up to 6 meters, it was one of the most curious predators of its time.

The new design uses the same mechanisms and division into assemblable pieces as the previous design, with improvements to its jaw by adding lower teeth. Separate crests have also been added to its back.

For assembly, it is recommended to use super glue.

Before printing, please review the "3D Printing Parameters" file included in the download. Additionally, the download includes an assembly tutorial video.

I hope you enjoy the Articulated/Flexi Ceratosaurus. Thank you for your support!

>>>Click here to access the STL file in the warehouse<<<

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wendy warner

I have tried a few times now and these parts seem to big when putting together the mouth does not open like in ur video I can't post a picture there is no option on here

wendy warner

These r the only reason I joined ur membership and if they don't work what am I wasting my money on so any help of a fixed stl would be appreciated

OriginalToys3D

Hi, thank you very much for your message. I'm sorry to hear you're having issues with assembling the model. I’d like to let you know that this design has already been tested by other subscribers and store customers, and until now I haven't received any complaints about it. That’s why I’d like to better understand what’s happening in your specific case. Could you please send me some photos showing the issue you’re experiencing with the parts and the mouth that doesn’t open correctly? You can send them directly to my email: originaltoys3d@hotmail.com. With those images, I’ll be able to review the problem and, if necessary, adjust the STL file so everything fits as it should. Looking forward to your response. Thanks for your patience and understanding!