T-rex 200% - all fixed files & support ready + better skull
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My objective is to make a perfect 200% scale T-rex.
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Work in progress… scapulas need to be fixed for a no-glue-up assembly
Work in progress… rework dorsal A pin to dorsal B
Work in progress…
My objective:
Perfect 200% scale T-rex.
No glue assembly.
Open the 3mf file as a project to import custom profiles including:
Filament profile for eSun pla+ Bone White
Print orientations and custom supports
It does fit the flashforge ad5m 220mm³ print bed**.
Changes:
Chest
- dorsal_a is now fixed, no artifact hole in outer wall.

Tail
- tail_d tolerance adjusted for 200%, no glue required.

Head
- added connection slot to the high-detail skull to be able to go with the full skeleton and not just the stand-alone version, with & without hole.

Check it out you might prefer the higher details skull&jaw model as details will be visible at 200% scale.

Additionally, the higher version has much better jaw clips, I found the normal version jaw to be very loose, so glue is a must if you don't want it to fall


Pins
- Tolerance fit for 200%
- The Tail fix of TOPEdesigns requires a different clip, so check out
Tail B to C clip TOPEdesigns.3mf
(how to connect: flat side facing right side of tail)
*I could have fixed the tail but just created a pin as I already printed the tail.
Base
- I didn't want to spend so much filament on the whole rock for the base, so I just cut a 60mm cilinders to be inserted into a heavy playwood board.

- Drill out 60mm holes in some plywood sheet, space them 145mm apart.
- You can play a bit(±30mm) with the distance if you prefer to change the postrue/angle.

*This model is front heavy, the two anker points aren't balancing the model very well especially at 200% scale it tend to sag. So you might want to print the head piece with the hole from the stand alone version and had it supported aswell from the head.
(you will need to figure out the stand and rod for the head as I didn't yet included it in the files)
**My printer has a 220mm height, so I had to trim the tip of the clip for the hip_top part.
I don't think it affects the strength of the connection.