Articulated Fish Skeleton
Description
A fully poseable articulated fish skeleton that moves in all directions. No assembly required — it articulates right off the print bed. Beautiful in bone-white or metallic filament as wall art. Design by StevenDuvall, licensed CC BY. Printed and sold by Tarmac3D with attribution.
Material
Eco-friendly, ideal for most prints. Best value.
Quantity
PLA · 1 pc · Ships in 3–5 days
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