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Kogi3D_Flint_dino.zip 43.7 MB
June 29, 2026

🦕 Meet Flint – The Final Member of the Baby Dino Collection !

The fifth and final member of the Baby Dino Collection has arrived!

FREE for everyone to download! 🎉

Flint is an adorable articulated baby flying dino with tiny wings, a curious expression, and a playful personality. Whether he's hanging from your keys, your backpack, or watching over your desk, Flint is ready to take flight!

✨ Articulated design

✨ No assembly required

✨ Easy to print

✨ Great as a keychain, zipper charm, or tiny desk companion

📦 The download package includes:

  • Single color 3MF file for Bambu Lab

  • Pre-painted 3MF file for Bambu Lab AMS

  • Pre-painted 3MF file for Elegoo slicer

  • STL file

🎉 The Baby Dino Collection is now complete!

After weeks of releases, all 5 Baby Dinos are finally here:

🦖 Sprout
🦕 Bronto
🦖 Triki
🦕 Spike
🪽 Flint

Thank you all for following this journey from the very first dino to the final reveal. Your support, comments, and photos of your prints have made this collection incredibly rewarding to create.

I hope you enjoy printing the complete Baby Dino Collection as much as I enjoyed designing it. I'd love to see your finished dinos, so be sure to share your prints!

💚 Download Flint today and complete your Baby Dino Collection!

Recommended Print Settings:

  • Printer Type: FDM

  • Layer Height: 0.15 mm

  • Infill: 10–15%

  • Walls/Perimeters: 2

  • Supports: ❌ Not required

  • Brim: Optional (only if you have adhesion issues)

  • Material: PLA recommended

  • Nozzle Temp: 210–220°C

  • Bed Temp: 55–60°C

All parts are optimized for support-free printing, so you can simply load them up and start printing without extra setup—just make sure your printer is dialed in for the best results.

⚠️ Scaling Notice:

This model is finely tuned for proper articulation at its original size. Scaling up or down may cause joints to fuse or become too loose, resulting in failed or limited movement.

Comments (2)

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Bryodiversity · July 1, 2026

Why does he have arms *and* wings? The word “pterodactyl” literally means “winged finger” because, like all other flying vertebrates that have ever lived, the wings of these dinosaur relatives evolved from their forelimbs, with a membrane of skin supported by a single enormously enlarged fourth finger.

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KOGI 3D · July 2, 2026

That's a fair point! 😊 I went with a cute, stylized look for the whole Baby Dino Collection, so all five characters share the same body style and little hands. Sometimes I let cuteness win over science. 😄