Toy T- Rex

New model suitable for 3D printing. This nice t-rex is available for purchase on both CGTrader and Sketchfab.

Have you always wished you had a toy tyrannosaurus rex, but one that wasn't scary? Your search has come to an end. This nice t-rex made of 3d mesh is meant to be printed in 3d. The model comes in the FBX format and is accompanied by 3d Print format versions .PLY, .Obj, .3mf, .stl, in addition to the universal formats .glTF and .gbl.

* The model has a UV map and textures (may not be compatible with all printers).

* The texture has an illustrative value and is intended to serve only as a guide for you to paint the model as you wish.

* The model is shipped as seen, without guides and printing supports.

* You may need to do some cleaning or slice the Model depending on the size you want to print.

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