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This is a life-sized Saber-toothed cat skull. The model came from Sketchfab, and is the scan of a cast of a real fossil. I took the model and separated the mandible and cranium, then split each of them into two pieces for easier printing.…
All the parts are sized to print on a 200mm-class printer like an Ender 3. All parts should print without support except the top level of the tower, as it requires an insane amount of tree supports. I've included my gcode file for that…
This is a model of the original World Trade Center Twin Towers in 1:500 scale, created for the 25th anniversary. It is not simplified, in that it recreates all 58 exterior columns per side and all 20,000+ windows per tower. I added lights…
This is a model of the crew and cargo elevator that will be used with the Starship Human Landing System, a lunar-lander variant of SpaceX's Starship spacecraft. The door of the lander will be 126 feet above the lunar surface,…
At Hobby Lobby the bases are sold separately from the domes, so I decided to print my own but couldn't find a good model so I designed this by remixing One Ring by tato_73. It prints in two parts and fits the smaller (80mm diameter)…
This is a 3D scan of the skull and mandible of a Giant Short-Faced Bear ( Arctodus simus ), the largest land predator in North America during the late Pleistocene. It could stand as tall as 12 feet when reared up onto its hind legs, and…
This is the digitally reconstructed cranium and mandible of an extinct ground sloth, megalonyx jeffersoni . It's named in honor of founding father Thomas Jefferson, who upon seeing claw bones from an unknown animal that had been found in…
The Giant Beaver Castoroides , which could grow to the size of a black bear, went extinct about 10,000 years ago, near the end of the last ice age. It's believed to have dined on aquatic plants and held a place in the ecosystem similar to…
This is a 3D model of the cranium and mandible of the North American Beaver Castor Canadensis , A semi-aquatic rodent. I printed the cranium upside down. I did a few details with a pencil and painted the front faces of the front teeth…
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