Goofy Dino with Moving Eyes, AMS or Single Colour

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----- Model Info and Details -----

Meet the goofiest little dino on the block. This chunky T-rex style figurine has oversized rotating eyeballs that sit snugly in their sockets and spin around for maximum silliness. He's perfect as a desk buddy, a shelf companion, or a fun gift for dino-loving kids and grown-ups alike. Two profiles included so you can print him fully multi-colour with AMS, or keep things simple with a single colour version.

Assembly is dead easy, the eyes just press fit straight into the sockets, no glue needed, and they'll rotate freely once they're in. The AMS version handles all the colour swaps automatically with no manual changes mid-print, so you can set it and forget it. Try him in classic dino greens, soft pastels, or go wild with bright pinks and oranges like the photos. He also makes a great first multi-colour print if you've just got your AMS set up.

Filament Colour & Material

PLA works perfectly here. Try fuchsia or orange for the body with white paw pads and black and white eyes, or pick any colour combo that suits your shelf.

Print Settings

• Wall line count: 2 or more
• Infill: 15%
• Layer Height 0.16
• This print uses 0.6mm layers as the default, initial, and outer walls.
• Supports Needed

Assembly Instructions

You'll have 5 printed parts when everything finishes: the dino body, 2 white eyeballs, and 2 black pupils.

Step 1: Assemble the eyes 

Take a black pupil and press it into the front of a white eyeball. Dry fit it to ensure you’re happy, then use a little dab of glue on the inside of the socket. Repeat for the second eye.

Step 2: Pop the eyes into the sockets 

Line up an assembled eyeball with one of the dino's eye sockets and press it gently but firmly into place. You'll feel it click in once it's seated. Do the same for the other eye.

Step 3: Give them a spin 

Once both eyes are in, rotate them around to set the perfect goofy expression. They'll stay put in the socket but spin freely, so you can change his mood whenever you like.

That's it, he's ready to go on display.

Quick tips:

• If an eye feels too tight to press in, give the socket rim a quick check for any stringing or small blobs and trim if needed. 

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----- Commercial Licence Options ------

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