Dinotopia Eurypterid Walker Sea Scorpion Mech Model 3D print model

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The model brings to life an ancient amphibious walker from the Dinotopia books, featuring a mechs buried underground without detailed explanation and found themselves with little need for elaboration, despite these creations drawing a fascination all their own - the 3D-Printable machine closely resembles an eurypterid or sea scorpion from bygone times. Actually classified as separate, these primordial marine creatures exhibit similarities to present-day scorpions at large and possess qualities worthy of exploration further still. You can manipulate its size to your liking since this 1:1 replica can be enlarged or shrunk without affecting its functionality whatsoever. Clip-together design lets you detach sections for easier pose and assembly. In contrast, full STL of the assembled version requires a software compatible with such capabilities as SolidWorks; parts then merge perfectly, thus easily allowing users to alter poses and later produce STL of that same modified model when needed. With no limits in mind for possible print scales, 1:20 scaling proves merely one among several size options open - full machine is about 33 feet long from head to end. If divided during printing stages the tail necessitates increased support structures / wall infill and so improve center mass equilibrium which ultimately enables standing successfully on all four mechanical legs at any given time without tipping. Preceding pictures will not be shared here on account of respective copyright protections that protect their ownership thus these original Dinotopia illustrations may prove quite readily discovered through research searches or book purchasing in real life.