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Exclusive: MMMini Triceratops!! (Patreon)

Published:
2026-04-10 22:10:51
Edited:
2026-06-01 07:03:16
Imported:
2026-09
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*** THIS FILE IS NO LONGER INCLUDED FREE WITH SUBSCRIPTION.Members can purchase it once re-released, according to this Schedule.

Hey Everyone!

Introducing a cute little dino, MMMini Triceratops!!Check out a little preview video HERE.

This mini is 100% print-in-place, and requires no supports.  Its a quick and easy print that scales down very well.  I've included both regular and keychain versions as well. There are also a pre-painted 3MF for those who want to print it in multicolor!I hope you like it!Matt

Pictured Prints use the following filaments***(reference the numbered prints in last image of the gallery)

(1) Ziro Camouflage, Ziro Wood Grain, Ziro Matte Black, Ziro Matte White(2) Ziro Purple Veil, Ziro Pink Hydrangea, Ziro Matte Black, Ziro Matte White(3) Amolen Red Limestone, Amolen Fossil, Ziro Matte Black, Ziro Matte White(4) Ziro Vibrant Coral (5) Ziro Northern Lights

*To Download the FIle: Click Here to go to the Pinned "the Hub - Info and Current Download Links" post

Printing Info:

MMMini Triceratops:  Includes regular and keychain versions. Print-in-Place. No supports needed. 

Multicolor 3MF files! (Works with PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, and Orca based slicers)- Generally, when using Orca-based slicers for non-bambu printers, you will want to use File > Import rather than “Open Project”.  Then just set the filament slot colors and enter the recommended print settings listed here.

10% Infill (I recommend Gyroid, Crosshatch or 3D Honeycomb)

3 Walls. (Assuming 0.4mm nozzle. Adjust wall count to account for alternate nozzle sizes)

This should generally scale down to about 50% with full articulation, on a well calibrated printer. Your mileage may vary.

*To Download the File: Click Here to go to the Pinned "the Hub - Info and Current Download Links" post***Paid Links.  As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

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Comments

Juan Penaloza

Omfg!!!!!! My kids are going to die!!

Kristy Roberts

Omg! So cute. Printing this tonight!

CuratedAwesome

Dang it, I just finished my Triceratops design that I made because of the lack of good options online... And posted it on MakerWorld *this morning *. 😂

GATO

I love it!

CuratedAwesome

The eyes are almost identical, too. That's so weird.

Kurtis Wright

I can decided which Triceratops I like more the old one or the new one. Im leaning towards the new one.

PrintStudio7

I love the Triceratops!!!! Can’t wait to print my new baby 😂😂😂🩷🩷 might be a bit obsessed 🤩

Baggy15

Yes! We need more mini Dino’s!!!

Duff

That is adorable. I look forward to making it!

MarktheSpot3D

Printed and came out beautiful as usual! Great model once again!!

Anne Kate

I’ve already printed 4 of them and they are adorable. One of my favorites!

Ian Holloway

Love it! What is with the mouth? Big lips or biting on something? I hope you have plans to release many more mini dinos.

matmire_makes

It's supposed to be it's beak. Many plant eating dinos had beaks instead of lips.

Mike M

Very cute

Lori

I have just started to print the triceratops and was wondering (because I am new at printing) about wall strength, I have read so many posts saying that a lot of people do 4 or 5 walls, is that over the top? I am a new Patreon member and LOVE your models!!

matmire_makes

Assuming this is for a standard 0.4mm nozzle, I would say 4 or 5 walls is not necessary in most cases. I think 3 walls is the sweet spot between print time and strength. I find 2 walls too fragile, but 3 has generally been plenty strong. More walls than that will make it stronger, but that strength is largely going into areas that often don't really need it. If that makes sense. Take this Triceratops as an example... The loops of the joint links are already printing solid at 3 walls. So all you get out of those extra walls would be thicker body sections, but those areas aren't really in danger of breaking anyways. I can only speak for my own designs, but when there are odd circumstances where 3 walls isn't enough for a specific body part, I add structures inside the part to create internal strengthening walls. Sort of like a giving that part a skeleton. That way 3 walls will still work for the model overall. That said, it's never a bad idea to stress test your prints, and choose a wall count that you feel comfortable with. Hope that helps!

Lori

Your explanation makes perfect sense, I have been printing your models with the Bambu file you have provided without changing anything I just wanted to make sure that I should not be doing more. I have found your mini's some of the best I have every printed and have bought most previous releases, looking forward to many more!! Thank you so much for taking the time to respond it is much appreciated.

BCT3D

Please please please make more mini Dino’s. Then I can fit a whole Jurassic park on my desk.

GRIM

Love this one! Just cuddly cute.

matmire_makes

Go to the Hub post (linked above, in this post). Then scroll down to the "Vault - Purchase Past Exclusives" section. The link to buy this file is near the bottom of that list.