Dummy 13 Baryonyx BX65 - V1 - Free 3D Print Model

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X1 Carbon

P1S

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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2 plates

4.8(19)

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Articulated Baryonyx Dummy13 – The Lord of Forgotten Rivers

🌊 He lurks in the depths. He scans the banks. He awaits his chance. In the wild world of Dummy13, survival is a constant struggle... and this Baryonyx is a master of ambush.

With its stealthy articulations, it can emerge from murky waters, snatch its prey with its formidable claws, and drag them to an aquatic fate. Its sinuous and relentless presence chills the blood of the unwary who venture near its domain, whispering its name with primal fear... before feeling a shadow engulf them.

Display it on your shelf, imagine it watching for the slightest movement, and let a wave of tension wash over you. It's not just a figurine, it's an amphibious hunter ready to reign over hidden currents.

Dare to unleash it, but be warned: once it has tasted the hunt, there will be no refuge... 💧🦖

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Dummy_BX65.pdf

Comment & Rating (54)

@babyhandler

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

very articulated, fun to play with and a great model

@jibrilrian

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awesome

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@user_3081978295

thank you ☺️

@user_392955049

Can I ask - what technique/trick did you use to get the tail coverings to connect with the little tail connector pins? We’re pushing very hard and the pins won’t slot into the space provided on the back of the plate…

@jibrilrian

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Replying to @user_392955049 :

Sorry for the late reply. You need to split the objects first and manually rotate some parts. Make sure the tail’s bone connector is facing upwards. For the head part, rotate it until it lies flat on the plate, then add a Z-distance support of 0.075. For example, if the default value is 0.16, change it to 0.235. Lastly, you can rotate the object Dino_Dummy (8).stl_14 to -90 degrees. This step is optional, but if you do it, the printed object will have a stronger bond. However, it will require more filament for supports.

@mjhend10

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Printed great! My son loved the model.

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@user_3081978295

thank you very much. very happy for your son😀

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@mjhend10

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Replying to @user_3081978295 :

He was excited and now currently printing one at 300%, lol

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@TOmFOrget

Cool model!

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@user_3081978295

thank you !!

@Logan1234567890

printing now! so excited :D

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@user_3081978295

thank you 😊

@user_3531908684

this was great but the shell pieces don’t fit and if you get it on it breaks off the moment you move the tail. the pieces are hard to put in it hurts your fingers and very odd assembly. wish there were more detailed and step by step instructions.

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@user_3081978295

all my dummy dinosaur models use the same system and are based on the same parts and it works well. furthermore the photos prove that it works well too. you should review your printing settings or the quality of the filament used

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