Weiß jemand zufällig von einem freien WG-Zimmer ab Mitte/Ende März in Berlin? Langsam wächst die Verzweiflung 😬 Bin für alle Tips dankbar!
Does someone know a free room in a flatshare in Berlin from mid/end of March onwards? I am a bit desperate right now 😬 thanks for any hints!
@Zzzzach89 Sorry, I missed your post.
I don't sell assembled builds, but the files to print your own:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/full-size-archaeopteryx-skeleton
and
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/passaloteuthis-belemnite-life-reconstruction-in-full-size
A full-size skeleton model of Archaeopteryx. Reconstructed mainly after Wellnhofer's "Archaeopteryx" monography (2008) with skull details from Rauhut (2013). Scaled approximately to the size of the Solnhofen specimen (the largest one). The final size of the mounted skeleton as shown is approximately 45 cm x 19 cm x 33 cm. The model is very delicate and it is recommend to print it on a resin printer with a resolution of at least 50 µm. Additionally, a wooden base, 1.5mm iron rod and 1mm and 3mm steel tubes are required for assembly and mounting. The files are under copyright and it is forbidden to use them commercially.
I hate self portraits but well... for scale reference only! 😬
That's all I managed to pull off during this printing session. Four Archaeopteryx skeletons and three Passaloteuthis. I have to confess that I'm happy that assembly is over now!
I uploaded the files, if anyone is interested:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/passaloteuthis-belemnite-life-reconstruction-in-full-size
This is a life-size reconstruction of the Jurassic belemnite Passaloteuthis. Several exceptionally preserved specimens have been found in southern Germany, on which this model is based. The models are about 25cm in length. It comes in two poses: with the arms open, showing the hooks, suction cups and the beak, and one with closed arms. The eyes are separate parts which can be printed from clear resin and painted from the backside for a realistic look. I used 3mm steel tubing to mount them on a wooden stand. A file for the nameplate is included. I recommend printing these only on resin printers because of the small details! The files are under copyright and it is forbidden to use them commercially.
@AndyLowry Thanks! Actually these were not that complicated, and they print so easily. Only painting the dots was a bit boring, but not hard!
They are about 25 cm in length.
