Dino and Dog 3D Models

[Avian]

I recently came across a 3D Model designer by the name of "Dino and Dog." They offer about 270 different prehistoric figurines that appear to be quite well sculpted, and a good bit of these are free to download. The ones to buy are also fairly cheap, generally staying under $10 per figure. Of course the caveat  here is that you have to have your own 3D printer, as they dont ship as models. Anyway, I figured I'd post it here as some of you may be interested.

Interesting species here including Sinomegaceros, Dreadnoughtus, Brontornis, and even a Cordyceps infected Dilophosaur.

Link to online store: Dino and Dog

[Dusty Wren]

If you don't have a 3D printer, some sellers on Etsy are licensed to print Dino and Dog miniatures and they sell finished prints. TsTinkerings is one, but I believe there are others.

[stargatedalek]

If you buy the models yourself, you can commission anyone with a printer to print them.

[Avian]

Has anyone bought these models before? Either self-printed or commissioned.

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

I recently came across a 3D Model designer by the name of "Dino and Dog." They offer about 270 different prehistoric figurines that appear to be quite well sculpted, and a good bit of these are free to download. The ones to buy are also fairly cheap, generally staying under $10 per figure. Of course the caveat  here is that you have to have your own 3D printer, as they dont ship as models. Anyway, I figured I'd post it here as some of you may be interested.

Interesting species here including Sinomegaceros, Dreadnoughtus, Brontornis, and even a Cordyceps infected Dilophosaur.

Link to online store: Dino and Dog

All the different poses! Oh boy!

[Halichoeres]

The school of Ceratodus is definitely tempting.

[Duna]

I have printed in PLA the smilodon, it's small (about 5 cm) but very well sculpted.
I'm very tempted to buy the Lambeosaurus and Dreadnoughtus and print them larger. They look gorgeous.

[Avian]

Can anyone assign a species to these moa figures? I am unfamiliar with Dinornithiformes and I'm not sure how to distinguish between them, or if they can be distinguished from one another in figure form at all.

Figure

Figure with Haast's Eagle

[Halichoeres]

@Avian I think that's Dinornis robustus. You could check with the designer but based on the bill shape and the size relative to the eagle I think that's what they were going for.