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Hello everyone!

This is a sneak peek of our upcoming model: Articulated Stegosaurus Skeleton, the skeleton version of the Stegosaurus model I created previously. This version transforms one of the most recognizable herbivorous dinosaurs from the Jurassic period into a detailed articulated skeleton, featuring its large bony plates along the back and its characteristic tail spikes.

The image accompanying this sneak peek shows the sculpting stage; next come the articulation phase and print testing.

It will be available very soon!

Thank you very much for your incredible support!

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CuratedAwesome

I can't wait! My sister-in-law asked for a skeleton Steggy last summer and I've been waiting this entire time for a good design because I literally couldn't find one. But you guys always deliver! 👍🏻

OriginalToys3D

Hello! I’m really glad to hear that you like my designs. The model will be ready very soon. Thank you so much for your support and your comment!

Thiago Henrique

AMAZING! Can the Armor and the Spikes be printed separately?

Jurassic Live

That's amazing! I can't wait for you to make Ultimasaurus too.

OriginalToys3D

Hello! I already have the Stegosaurus pretty far along, so I’ll most likely upload it this week so you can download it. After releasing it, I’ll try to update it to separate the armor and spike pieces, just like you mentioned. Thanks for the suggestion and for commenting!

OriginalToys3D

Hello, that dinosaur is amazing. A lot of people have been asking me for it, and I’ll most likely make it soon.

MagnuzX

Recently printed 2 omega Rex at 150% for my kids. They look amazing! Was wondering, if you plan to make omega versions of previous dinos? On the other hand, have you consider given more range of articulation to the legs , at the ankle or knee? Is the idea of "foot print" still going to be explored? Would be great also for hiding the nail's guides in multipart version and could be implemented in such a way that is still flat enoug and take advantage of the current press-fit pin system. By the way, the pin is a bit weak at the base, perhaps due to thin walls and 90° union to the base.

OriginalToys3D

Hello! I'm very happy to hear that your kids are enjoying the Omega Rexes, and thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. Yes, I do plan to try making Omega versions of other dinosaurs in the future. I really liked how the Omega Rex concept turned out, and I think it could work very well with other dinosaurs, so I'll continue exploring new Omega versions as I move forward with upcoming designs. As for giving the ankles or knees a greater range of articulation, it's something I've considered, but it also presents some challenges. With more mobile joints, PLA parts tend to loosen more quickly over time, which can make the dinosaur less stable and harder to keep standing. Even so, it's an idea I'll keep in mind and continue exploring in the future to find a solution that offers greater mobility without compromising the model's durability. Regarding the footprints, I still have this suggestion in mind since you mentioned it to me before. I will make an additional piece that can be glued to the bottom of the foot. This would help hide the pin guides more effectively, improve the overall appearance, and give the bottom of the foot an actual footprint shape. Once I finish the dinosaurs I'm currently working on, I'll try to implement this improvement. And regarding the pin you mentioned, yes, I'll be working on improving its strength in future versions. I think reinforcing the base area and optimizing the connection could help make it stronger and more durable. I really appreciate this kind of feedback because it helps me continue improving both the design and engineering of my models. Thank you very much for your suggestions and support!

MagnuzX

Thank you for yournreply. Looking forward!