Edaphosaurus Novomexicanus Torso STL 3D print model

cgtrader

The modified Torso of my Edaphosaurus Novomexicanus is designed specifically for STL printing. Assembled dimensions come in at approximately 5.53 inches by 9.96 inches by 5.98 inches (14.04 cm x 25.29 cm x 15.2 cm). Some assembly will be required to complete the model. A video assembly guide is included, saved as an AVI file. Note 1: This particular model represents my second attempt at preparing a figure before STL printing was necessary. In this case, I had trouble getting all six components on a 15 x 15 cm plane, so I divided each part into separate STL files, all located in the same folder. My video assembly guide and attached pictures reflect this setup. Note 2: If you're looking for more detailed assembly instructions beyond the included video, consider searching my uploads under various model names followed by "assembly guide." These include models of Dilophosaurus, Eolambia, a Short-faced Bear known as Arctodus, Uintatherium, Dimetrodon, and Edaphosaurus. Each entry should reveal assembly guides specific to those models. Note 3: My initial modeling efforts for this piece used several versions of Blender's software program. Although I successfully exported my work in OBJ and STL formats, I've had challenges with Direct X .X format exports. Models can be easily converted to .X files when not including animation; they can also retain armatures after export, though these parts do not deform once exported if deformed prior to the conversion. If anyone is able to achieve a successful direct .X export from Blender and can provide explicit step-by-step instructions, your guidance would be highly appreciated. Comments are open on all of my uploads including assembly guides for other models such as Dilophosaurus, Eolambia, Short-faced Bear, Uintatherium, Dimetrodon, and Edaphosaurus, among others, where the assembled parts could fit within a 15 x 15 cm space or any issue anyone encountered during the exporting to .X format in Blender.