Paul’s Grandpa – The legendary Shark Skeleton - Free 3D Print Model

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X1 Carbon

H2C

P2S

H2D

P1S

A1 mini

H2D Pro

P1P

H2S

X2D

A2L

X1E

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Designer

7.6 h

4 plates

5.0(3)

Faster printing AMS optimized

Designer

5.2 h

1 plate

Multi-color printing on one plate, improving printing efficiency

5.2 h

1 plate

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Paul’s Grandpa – The legendary Shark Skeleton

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Bring the family history to life with Paul’s Grandpa, the impressive skeleton shark that enriches every 3D print display as a high-quality collector's item. This model captivates with its intricate detail and the nostalgic charm of a true family patriarch.

The highlight of this model are the fully movable eyes, which give the shark a lively and strong-character expression – perfect for giving it a different "look" depending on the mood. Whether as an exclusive display piece on the desk or as the centerpiece of your collection: Paul’s Grandpa is an absolute eye-catcher.

Design: High-quality designed skeleton shark on a base.
Interactivity: Equipped with movable eyes for individual expression.
Quality: Precision print, optimized for the Bambu Lab A1 / A1 Mini.
Ideal for: Fans of unusual character models and collectors of F.W Designs.

Print Profile Recommendations

Material: PLA (for the best details on the fine skeletal structures)
Layer Height: 0.16 mm (for high detail resolution on the bone structures)
Walls: 3 (for stability in the teeth and structure)
Infill Density (Infill): 15 % (Gyroid offers the best strength with low weight here)
Support Structures (Supports): "Tree Support" must be activated. Since the shark head has complex overhangs on the jaws, this is necessary to achieve a clean result without damaging the details.

Comment & Rating (12)

@user_3967749353

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Cool. Thanks

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@F.W.Design

cool thanks for sharing

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@rmeister0906

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

LOVE this Guy!!! My wife saw it and said What the Hell is that. and i said that is Bruce he is my new Desk wife and he is beautiful :-) She laughed and said i was weird.

@user_2281430760

is it made with ai?

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@Jules969

The first image I think, but the others are very real, I advise you to do a smaller test and then do the real version

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@F.W.Design

I prime my models before airbrushing them. I then use washes and drybrushing for the finish. As a final fixative, I apply clear varnish. The title image is, of course, designed for optimal presentation

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@user_4225789639

Replying to @F.W.Design :

Nice work! I like alot

@duderlabs

Used .08 on the A1 mini but the upper teeth bombed out due to the supports. Wish there awa. way to print them as dentures and glue them in. Seems like they'd end up better but I get the all in one. Cool model tho, I'll try again on the X1 in .4. (built in supports would take it up a notch too... just saying. 🙂

@Rhurley_1982

I would love to see this one with the negative-face illusion used for its eyes, so its eyes look like they fallow you when you move around.lol

@VicenteMinguez

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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danke

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