messera
Amazing work! Very cool!
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Dilophosaurus Skull 3D print model
Description
Hi guys,
this is my design of a 1:1 scale Dilophosaurus Skull. High polygon model ! Hope you like it. If there are any questions left feel free to ask. Have fun printing !
Size of the skull: 600mm x 380mm 175mm
Printer: Creality CR-10
Nozzle: 0,4mm
Layer: 0,1 - 0,2 mm
Speed: 50mm/s
Infill: 10%
Support: yes
Painted with reeves SAND and then weathered with Marabu Acryl Color and Liquitex Burnt Umber
You have to print the connection 4 times.For the stand I used a 6mm diameter metal rod.
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2021-09-30 06:38:31 UTCnanda-sumedang
nice
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2021-09-06 03:24:36 UTCdierk1982
I have 3 questions: 1 "For the stand I used a 6mm diameter metal rod." this means I print it everything, glue all parts, and then do I stick a metal bar like the one in the photo? Has the hole already molded for this? 2 "Painted with (...) and then weathered with Marabu Acryl Color " wich colors do you use? 3 you glue all and painted after? Tks, amazing work!
arric
1: correct, you can print, glue and paint everything. Afterwards you just attach the print to the metal rod.
2: I used the colors i mentioned in the description. Those are all brown tones (started very bright to a dark brown)
3: I painted the parts first and than glued them together (except for upper jaw 2,3 and Sail 1,2 --> which I glued first and then painted)
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2021-07-24 10:23:08 UTCjcskehan
Amazing. Any plans for more? I'd love to see some flying or aquatic dinosaurs as well.
arric
Thank you...next a full size t-rex skull...no plans what im going to do afterwards :)
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2021-07-30 16:28:51 UTCjcskehan
Have you considered like a mosasaur or plesiosaur or ichthyosaur something aquatic like that?
arric
Not now...but maybe in the future.
Of course those would be intresting
C
2021-01-02 02:04:55 UTCcoreykennedy
Can the pieces be printed with a printer whose print volume is 150cmx150cmx150cm?
arric
Hello, here's a list of the biggest parts.
As you can see thus model can't be printed 1:1 scale with such a small print volume.
For the Dilophosaurus:
"Lower Jaw 2.1 (2.2)"= 46x91x240mm
"Lower Jaw 4.1 (4.2)"= 53x71x291mm
"Sail 1"= 76x171x207mm
"Sail 2"= 86x139x203mm
"Upper Jaw 2"= 126x190x239mm
"Upper Jaw 3"= 175x216x242mm
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2021-06-10 16:56:08 UTCdiiabloxar
Could this be printed on a printer with print volume of 220x220x250 wxlxh?
Many of the parts would have to be printed vertically, too.
It seems only "Lower Jaw 4.1 (4.2) exceeds the maximum, could that part be split in two and glued together?
arric
You´re right…., of Course you can slit the parts using free Software like meshmixer or simply your slicing Software. (there are a lot on Videos on YouTube that´ll help you)….Maybe you can Position that part diagonally and vertically so it may fit. Kind regards.
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madrussian17
The skull is awesome. So worth the price. Awesome job.
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anotheca
The splitting of this skull is great. I would prefer to have the attachment points be dowels as opposed to pieces fused to the model parts as I print with an FDM printer and this would have made the printing process alot easier and faster, but regardless this is a great model.
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applegeorgie
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pauldeamicis
Good quality model. Printed as expected. Clever set up on the parts connecting really make the Dilos skull look museum quality when properly post processed.
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gavna
Dilophosaurus Skull
Editorial No Ai License
Dilophosaurus Skull
Editorial No Ai License
3D Modeling
3D Print Modeling
3D Model formats
Format limitations
- OBJ (.obj, .mtl) (19 files)206 MB
- Stereolithography (.stl)197 MB
3D Model details
- Publish date2019-04-03
- Model ID#1942438
- Ready for 3D Printing
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