Life-Size Jointed Compsognathus

This is a Compsognathus model consisting of 17 parts, capable of limited articulation after assembly.   Before you begin printing, please note the following: Model Scaling: Scaling down the model is not recommended. However, depending on your filament quality, you may slightly upscale it. I recommend test printing the head and tail first. Build Volume Requirement: This model requires a 3D printer with a minimum build height of 185mm. Supports required. Recommended material: PETG for longer-lasting joints, though PLA can be assembled fine too. 3D Printed Screws: The screws used to secure the joints are 3D printed. Depending on filament quality, they can snap easily, so do not overtighten them. Test File Included (Optional): A test file featuring a section of the elbow is included in the package. I suggest printing this first to test the torsional breaking point of the screws and to ensure there are no major tolerance issues.   Update: Sept 25th: Increased the length of the metatarsus. The Compy's legs will be slightly longer than in the photos. The final overall height is based on the assembly guide and the model size comparison diagram.     INSTALLATION DIAGRAM:       The diagram below shows the dinosaur models I have created so far.