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Deepsea Lizardfish, Bathysaurus ferox, redux

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redoing a model of a deepsea lizardfish

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The deep-sea lizardfish is what happens when something lives in the planet's metaphorical home cistern for too many generations: it gets very weird and terrifying dentition. I mean, seriously, look at pics of when it opens its mouth and tell me that's normal.

So of course, I had to sculpt it. And unlike the first time I tried, I sculpted it with its mouth OPEN.

When you're trying to print this, I suggest that you split this model into a front half and a back half so that its mouth is pointing straight up on the print plate and to print with <0.12mm layer height, or else you'll lose all those lovely teeth to the supports. Otherwise, enjoy the nightmares!

If you're interested in a posed version (ambushing prey from the ocean floor or startled by something behind it), you can buy access to the models -- you can see a preview in the last photo.

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