Xiphactinus: complete skeleton

Beschreibung

Discover this detailed 3D model of the complete skeleton of Xiphactinus, an impressive prehistoric fish that lived during the Upper Cretaceous period, between 100 and 66 million years ago. This fearsome marine predator could reach up to 6 meters in length and possessed a powerful jaw with long, sharp teeth. This kit includes over 365 printable parts, enabling the complete skeletal structure to be accurately recreated. Each part has been designed for easy 3D printing and assembly, offering a true paleontological construction experience. The model reproduces the main anatomical elements: detailed skull, jaws, complete spine, fins and bone structure inspired by known fossils. Features: -More than 365 printable parts - Model assembly kit - Designed for 3D printing - Ideal for collectors, paleontology enthusiasts or educational projects No attachment or suspension system is supplied. Final mounting or installation is the customer's responsibility. The kit includes only the skeleton parts and components required for assembly.