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Skeleton Shark Figurine - Marine Collectible
Made in Canada
Designed by
Flexi Factory
$12.99
Anatomically detailed shark skeleton figurine, 3D printed in Quebec, Canada. Intricate bone structure from jaw to tail for marine enthusiasts.
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Calculated at checkout. Ships from Quebec, Canada.
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Jul 8-Jul 14
Print Specifications
- Material
- PLA
- Layer Height
- 0.2mm
- Infill
- 15%
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Description
Oceanic Anatomical Art
The Skeleton Shark brings marine mystery to your collection with anatomically inspired skeletal design showcasing remarkable detail from jaw to tail. 3D printed in Quebec, Canada from eco-friendly PLA, this striking figurine captures both the predatory power and elegant biomechanics of nature’s most efficient hunters.
Detailed Skeletal Structure
The design reveals intricate bone architecture including the distinctive jaw structure, individual vertebrae, and fin supports. Perfect for marine biology enthusiasts, shark lovers, or collectors drawn to darker aesthetic themes.
Gothic Marine Aesthetic
This piece appeals to those who appreciate both ocean life and gothic décor. The skeletal representation transforms apex predator anatomy into decorative art suitable for displays ranging from natural history to contemporary dark aesthetics.
Educational Display Value
Provides insight into shark anatomy and skeletal systems while serving as conversation-starting desk décor. Ideal for educators, students, or anyone fascinated by marine biology.
Canadian Manufacturing
Produced in Quebec using sustainable PLA and precision 3D printing technology.
Dimensions & Specifications
| Material | PLA |
|---|---|
| Layer Height | 0.2mm |
| Infill | 15% |
| Manufacturing Method | 3D Printing (FDM) |
| Origin | Quebec, Canada |
Dimensions may vary slightly due to the 3D printing process.
Estimated Delivery
| Destination | Delivery Time |
|---|---|
| Canada | 5-10 business days |
| United States | 7-14 business days |
| International | 14-21 business days |
Free shipping on orders over $149 CAD within Canada
About the Artist
Flexi Factory
Flexi Factory is renowned for chain-link articulated designs that bend and flex right off the print bed, and 3DCentral 3D prints each one on demand from our farm in Laval, Quebec. The Flexi Factory 3D printed figurines in our catalogue cover prehistoric skeletons, mechanical insects, and ocean creatures that snap and wiggle in your hand.These designs are 3D printed by 3DCentral with permission as part of our curated community-artist lineup. We print them in durable PLA, one piece at a time, so every collectible is made fresh rather than pulled from inventory. They're decorative display pieces for adults who love satisfying, fully articulated engineering on a desk or shelf.The Flexi Factory range in our shop includes:Articulated Figurines like the Spinosaurus and Ankylosaurus skeletonsFigurines including the Cyber Bee Majestus mecha and Pirate SquidDucks and other flexi favouritesFrom the Articulated Orca to the Skeleton Crocodile, every model showcases the smooth print-in-place motion Flexi Factory is known for. Explore the full collection in the shop. For commercial printing rights to Flexi Factory designs, contact the artist directly.
Commercial Rights:
For commercial printing rights to this design, contact the artist directly.
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This model was designed by Flexi Factory and is printed by 3DCentral in our Quebec workshop with the artist's permission. Every piece is quality-inspected before shipping.
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Why Choose the Skeleton Shark
The Skeleton Shark is a display-ready collectible from our Figurines catalog of 1155+ designs. An original 3DCentral design. Printed at our industrial print farm in Laval, Quebec, every figurine features crisp detail and smooth surfaces achieved through precision layer-by-layer manufacturing. Browse our full Figurines collection to discover more.
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Explore More Collections
Beyond our Figurines, 3DCentral offers a wide range of 3D printed collectibles. Check out our Busts and Articulated Figurines collections for even more unique designs — all made in Quebec with the same attention to quality and detail.
Want to learn more? You can read Creating a Gift Registry with 3D Printed Collectibles on our blog, or check our FAQ page for answers to common questions, or contact us anytime.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the skeletal anatomy?
The design captures the essential anatomical features of shark skeleton structure, including the cartilaginous framework, jaw architecture, and vertebral column. While stylized for aesthetic appeal, it maintains scientific accuracy in proportion and major structural elements.
What are the dimensions of the Skeleton Shark?
The figurine measures approximately 18-20cm in length from snout to tail, with a height of about 5-6cm at the dorsal fin. The size makes it substantial enough to display prominently while remaining desk-friendly.
Is the PLA material durable?
Yes, PLA is a strong thermoplastic that maintains its structural integrity over time. The material is resistant to everyday handling and won't degrade under normal indoor conditions. It's also derived from renewable resources, making it an eco-conscious choice.
Can this be used for educational purposes?
Absolutely. The detailed skeletal structure makes it an excellent visual aid for discussions about shark anatomy, marine biology, or evolutionary adaptations. Many educators and students use it as a tangible reference for studying predatory fish structure.
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