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My first time trying to make an articulated print and I decided to make a zebra shark. They are really cute and I need some more 3D sharks that aren't the classics like great white, hammerhead and whale shark. Model size: 219.4 mm x 88.5…
I know I said I wanted to make models of less known species but one of my best friends said they would love to see a hammerhead shark, so here you go. The last joint is a bit rigid, but it's actually not that bad since the segments before…
Time for another actual shark, the Sand Tiger Shark. I didn't even know these existed since at first glance they look very generic. Which is why I wanted to make one so I get to know them better. They have a very funny face with their…
This leopard shark I actually made before the blacktip reef shark but I wasn't happy with it at first so I worked on it a bit longer. However I'm still not satisfied with the joint of the fin. It's too fragile and rigid for my taste, but…
The next in line from my ongoing project of making articulated sharks is a blacktip reef shark. It's really cute and I really like this model, it's so nice. Model size: 208.5 mm x 77 mm x 35.1 mm This model is only for private use, please…
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…
My sibling requested a dogs Humerus model from me to help them study and it worked out pretty well, so here it is for all the poor students who also need to learn anatomy and want a simple model to learn with, be it printed or just as a…
A new shark for the articulated series, the blue shark. It really is called the blue shark, which is why I printed with blue filament, and it looks adorable. I'm pretty proud of how this model turned out and it prints well too. Model…
Another tiny shark for the collection, this time we got a great hammerhead shark. They are perfect to print as tiny little presents or just to have a tiny companion that you can put on top of your PC when working. Model size: 65mm x 39mm…
What do you do when you have a tiny bit of filament left and nothing small enough to use it for? You make tiny sharks. Like really tiny sharks, small enough to fit on the tip of your finger even. This is the first of my mini shark series,…
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