Articulated Pteranodon Skeleton Figurine
A flying reptile skeleton, roughly four inches across, made to perch on the lip of a shelf or the
top edge of a monitor.
What it looks like
Two long shapes define it and they point opposite ways. Forward, the beak extends as a pair of
smooth toothless blades held slightly apart. Backward, a crest of about the same length sweeps off
the back of the skull, so the head reads as a single long axis balanced in the middle. The neck that
carries it is a stack of short cylinders, each printed as its own piece.
How it moves
The neck articulates joint by joint, so the head tilts and swivels rather than pointing one fixed
way. The wings pivot at the shoulder and the jaw opens. Nothing is glued, and there is no assembly
step — the joints come off the print bed already working.
Living with it
It is light enough to sit on a slim ledge and rigid enough to stay put once posed. The visible
print lines run across the wing bones, which catches the light differently depending on where you
face it.
Choosing a finish
This design is offered in 29 finishes on this page — single-tone gemstone colours through to multi-colour silks. Whichever you pick is printed to order in that filament, so the colour goes all the way through the model instead of sitting on top of it, and a scuff will not show a different colour underneath.
- Recommended age: 14+
WARNING: Not a toy. Not intended for children under 14. This item may contain small or breakable parts that pose a choking hazard to young children. Keep away from children and pets.
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