Just uploaded this 250mm Baby Dragon Skeleton 🐉💀 He stands upright on his hind legs with his little hands clenched in front like he’s asking for something. Support removal is definitely a challenge, but the finished model has loads of character and is worth the effort. A separate base is included, and a couple of drops of superglue makes him nice and stable for display.

New upload: a 250mm Iguanodon skull, approx. 1:3.3 scale and designed as a proper beginner-friendly print with easy support removal. Great for fossil displays, classrooms, or dinosaur collections.

I PROMISE this is the last upload using this geometry. I kinda wish I hadn't upload just the skull last week now, but here we are. I won't rush in future. If you printed that skull, you will only need plate 2 and 3 from this .3mf to complete the model.

Just uploaded a black raven pen holder. It stands around 157mm tall and holds a pen up to 10mm thick in its mouth — a decorative desk piece for gothic, fantasy, writer, or office setups.

Just uploaded a Gorgosaurus skull, measuring around 230mm long. It prints in 2 parts and includes a removable lower jaw, making it a great display piece for tyrannosaurid and fossil fans.

Just uploaded a lifesize Oviraptor skull, standing around 12 inches tall and inspired by the famous “Spike” specimen sold at Christie’s in London. Skull only, but it makes a really striking fossil-style display piece.

I’ve uploaded a lifesize Dodo skull replica with a removable jaw. It’s designed as a natural history / museum-style display piece and makes a great addition to a fossil or skull collection. Would love to see your prints!

New upload: a lifesize Tasmanian tiger / thylacine skull, measuring around 210mm long. It’s full scale, but compact enough to print on almost any 3D printer, including smaller machines like the A1 mini. Great for natural history fans, classrooms, museum-style shelves, and skull collections.

Carnotaurus with the jaw locked wide open 🦖 250mm tall including the open jaw, and it really gives it that aggressive look on display. You might recognise this one from the Jurassic Park / World films too 👀 Single-piece print, nice and clean with a bit of careful support removal. Would love to see your prints—drop a make if you give it a go!

Just finished this Dilophosaurus skull 🦖 Scaled to 250mm so it fits nicely on a shelf, but still packed with detail. Printed in one piece and came out really clean with a bit of careful support removal. Had to give a nod to Jurassic Park on this one—but this version sticks to the real fossil anatomy 👀 If you print one, I’d love to see it—drop a make!

Long neck joining the hatchery 🦴🥚 Baby Diplodocus adds a completely different shape to the set — that neck and tail make it stand out straight away 👀 Still a careful cleanup job (especially along the ribs and neck), but well worth it. Grab the full collection and build your own prehistoric hatch display — boosts always appreciated 🙌

Baby T-Rex joins the hatchery — tiny arms, big attitude 😄 Definitely a delicate cleanup around the ribs and jaw, but it looks brilliant once finished. If you’ve been following the series, now’s the time — grab the full collection and build your own prehistoric hatch display 👀 Boosts always appreciated 🙌

This one’s got a proper big head start 🦴🥚 Baby Pachycephalosaurus joins the hatchery — that dome already makes it stand out in the set 👀 Still a delicate cleanup job (especially around the ribs), but well worth it once finished. Grab the full collection and build your own prehistoric hatch display — boosts always appreciated 🙌

A smaller ceratopsian joins the hatchery 🦴🥚 This baby Protoceratops is a bit more compact, but still just as detailed — especially around the frill and ribs, so take your time with cleanup! If you’re building the set, this one adds some really nice variety 👀 Grab the full collection and build your own fossil hatchery — boosts always appreciated 🙌

Another hatchling joins the collection 🦴🥚 This baby Parasaurolophus has that iconic crest even at this size — but it definitely rewards a slow and careful cleanup! If you’re enjoying these, grab the whole set and build your own mini fossil hatchery 👀 Boosts always appreciated 🙌

It’s a Triceratops hatchling this time 🦴🥚 This little one looks amazing once cleaned up, but definitely one for patient hands — especially around the frill and ribs. If you enjoy detailed prints and don’t mind a careful cleanup, give it a go! Boosts really help support more models like this 🙌

🦷 Just dropped a lifesize Sabertooth Tiger skull! This one’s based on Smilodon fatalis and split into just 4 parts, so it’s a really nice, approachable entry into larger multipart prints. Easy supports, straightforward assembly, and a great display piece once it’s together. Printed in a bone-colour filament it looks brilliant straight off the bed, but there’s loads of room to take it further with paint if you want that museum-style finish. If you give it a go, I’d love to see your prints 👇

New upload! 🦴 A flexible dinosaur spine fidget—based on real fossils but with a dragon twist 🐉 Print it from 3–10 links, AMS or single colour. Great as a desk toy or for tactile/stim use. Would love to see your makes on this one 👀

Just uploaded: Barbary Lion Skull 🦁💀 One of the most iconic lost lions — the Barbary lion, once roaming North Africa and now extinct in the wild. This model is based on the specimen at the Natural History Museum and comes in at 284mm long (~65–70% scale). Big enough to make an impact, but still an easy one-piece print. Supports come off cleanly with a bit of careful cleanup around the teeth — nothing too painful.

Just finished this lifesize Giant Sloth skull (500mm!) 🦴 Split into 14 parts, it’s a really satisfying intermediate big build—large enough to feel like a proper project, but still very manageable. Supports come off nicely and assembly is straightforward. If you’ve been thinking about stepping up to larger prints, this is a great one to try!