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articulated Abyssal Ghostshark

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an articulated print-in-place ghostshark with movable fins, no supports or brim needed

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For the next model i bring you the pointy-nosed blue chimaera, also refered to as the abyssal ghostshark. Technically it isn't a shark, but it's one of my favourite deep sea creatures and they look absolutely fascinating. The joints of the fins may seem stuck at first, but after moving them around a bit they should work just fine.

Model size: 213.4 mm x 126.5 mm x 43.5 mm

This model is only for private use, please don't sell or upload my models or prints.

The model is print-in-place and is perfectly fine to print with no supports or a brim. 

I haven't tried scaling the model, so i can't say how well it'll work.

As always, if you decide to print one of these cute creatures, i would love to see them. This one especially I would love to get feedback on how well the fin joints print, since they are a bit experimental for me.

Printer: Anycubic Vyper

Print settings: 10% Infill, 0.2mm layer height, no brim, no supports

Printer settings: 200°C nozzle temp. (0.4mm), 60°C bed temp.

Filament: PLA (in the pictures: Geeetech wood)

If there are any other issues please let me know so i can try and fix them.

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