ROBOT DINOSAUR TOY (BETA)
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Robot Dinosaur Articulated toy. Loosely based on a T-rex (Tyrannosaurus Rex)
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- Printables
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- Other Toys & Games
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DINO-ROBOT (T-REX) V1
Introducing the DINO-ROBOT. This one is based on the T-Rex
ADVICE:
JOINTS - PETG (Ideal for click joints)
BODY - PLA, PETG, ASA, ABS
WARNINGS:
At 200% scale the dino can become top heavy in the head area. Advice to stick with original scale.
This can be a tricky build depending on your filaments and machine. Calibration advised.
- In my mind, this is still a progressing model. I have tested the design under my conditions with my printer and materials. You may find some parts are tight or loose when inserting the joints. You may need to trim/scale or glue parts in place. As I develop the design I will look at more clickable and friendly multi printer/material designs. That said, please give me feedback on the print that will help make this better :) Thank you for Downloading.
- Please keep away from very small children. Small parts can be a choking hazard.
PRINT SETTINGS
Joints:
- PETG
- .1 - .2 LAYER HEIGHT
- Infil
- No supports
- 2 x walls
- infill 15% gyroid Keeping the weight down will help with standing the dino up without using his tail or stand
Body Parts
- PLA, PETG, ASA, ABS
- .1 - .2 LAYER HEIGHT
- Models are set in the most optimum position within the supplied files. Feel free to change
- 2 x walls
- infill 15% gyroid Keeping the weight down will help with standing the dino up without using his tail or stand
SCALING:
I Modeled this design and scaled it to 120% for the Stl files. You should be able to make it 80% of the current stl model with no issues. Tested at these scales.
ASSEMBLY
The assembly is pretty straightforward, But here are some images to help below.
Over a couple of days, I have noticed the joints loosen up a bit. This may be the PETG i am using. You may find it harder to stand him up without the stand. If you lock the leg joints out, it is easier to stand up. Or just use the stand ;)