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Early Access: Articulated Carnotaurus Remastered 🦖 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-06-29 23:42:43
Imported:
2026-10
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Hello everyone!

The Carnotaurus Remastered is now available! This updated version is an improved edition of the original FlexiDino Carnotaurus, featuring updated joints for better movement and a completely reworked sculpt with more refined detail. It keeps the stylized look, but with enhanced visual and functional quality.

📂 This model comes in three versions:

Files for printing (3MF): For AMS-enabled Bambu Lab printers, ideal for multicolor printing.

Files for printing and assembling (STL): For printing in separate parts with different colors and then assembling. Perfect for printers without multicolor capabilities.

Files for single-color printing and assembling (STL): For printing with a single material/color or multicolor PLA. Easier and faster to assemble.

Before printing, please check the "3D Printing Parameters" file included in the download.

Thank you for your support! Enjoy printing the Articulated Carnotaurus Remastered! 🦖

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

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Comments

3D RUNDOWN

Ooooooooh.... Yes Please!!

Remean Eru

Just got my Carnotaurus all finished and put together. I am SO HAPPY x3 Thank you so much for remastering this one!

KotKotenshi

Could there be an issue if I print this at 50% size? That is half the original size could there be any problem with the articulated parts being smaller?

OriginalToys3D

Hi, the recommended limit for printing the model is 70% of its original scale. Reducing it to 50% may result in some layers being too thin, and the joints or tail links could become fragile. One possible solution for thin layers is to use the single-piece version or AMS, but the articulated parts would still remain delicate. Although you can try printing at 50% of the original scale, it is not recommended to print below 70%.