Print & Sell

COMMERCIAL USE:

You can sell renders and 3D prints for commercial use.

You can't distribute the digital 3D model files.

This 3D model is available in 4 versions:

a completely normal dinosaur;

a dinosaur with holes the size of standard toothpicks, so you can transform this creature into a surprising fruit-saur!!! Or a barbecue party dinosaur, or an appetizer dinosaur! The choice is yours!

Tip: Create a fruit crest using the skewers, this dinosaur will appreciate its new look!

2 NEW VERSIONS: there are new detailed versions with and without the holes! :D

PRINTING:

I printed it using a Creality K1 Max and Creality Print.

Filament: GratKit TriColor Silk PLA.

Layer 0.10mm, 9% infill, 84mm/s speed, printing temp 220°C, Build Plate at 45°C, TREE SUPPORT, no adhesion configurations.

Easy to print also for non-expert users.

The Creature:

is that a fantasy creature? Is that a real dino from the past?

Inspired by the Stegosaurus.

Paint it to make it special!!

Physical Characteristics and Behavior of the Stegosaurus:

Size and Build:

The Stegosaurus could grow up to around 9 meters (30 feet) in length and weigh around 2-3 tons.

It had a heavily built body with a small head, short forelimbs, and long hindlimbs.

Defensive Features:

Plates: The Stegosaurus had large, bony plates along its back, which might have been used for display, thermoregulation, or protection.

Tail Spikes (Thagomizer): The Stegosaurus had four long, pointed spikes on its tail, known as a thagomizer. These spikes could be swung with considerable force to defend against predators.

Potential Danger to Humans:

Defensive Behavior: If threatened, the Stegosaurus could use its tail spikes defensively. A swing from its powerful tail could cause serious injury or even be fatal.

Size and Strength: Its large size and strength could pose a risk if humans got too close or tried to interact with it. Accidental trampling or swinging of its tail could be dangerous.

Nature of Interaction:

Herbivorous Diet: As a herbivore, the Stegosaurus would not have seen humans as prey.

Avoidance: It is likely that, like many large herbivores, the Stegosaurus would have preferred to avoid conflict and flee from perceived threats if possible.

Stegosholder the holder dinosaur