This is a 1/72 scale Carnotaurus! An Abelisaur that lived in South America during the Cretaceous period, this miniature figurine has the dinosaur posed in a running posture. A small hole has been made on its underside to reduce printing costs for the model. It's highly recommended that you have it printed in either of the Frosted Detail materials or the Detail materials, as a lot of surface detail is lost with WSF.

This is a 1/72 scale Carnotaurus! An Abelisaur that lived in South America during the Cretaceous period, this miniature figurine has the dinosaur posed in a standing posture. A small hole has been made on its underside to reduce printing costs for the model. It's highly recommended that you have it printed in either of the Frosted Detail materials or the Detail materials, as a lot of surface detail is lost with WSF.

Before May 18, 1980, Mt. St. Helens, a stratovolcano in southern Washington State, looked like many of the other high peaks in the Cascade Volcanic Arc: conical, steep, and snow-covered. But after that day's eruption, which moved nearly a cubic mile of debris from the peak down to the Toutle River and Spirit Lake, the landscape was grey and dead for miles around. The mountain lost 1300' of elevation, and the top became a crater a mile wide. The area was made a U.S. National Monument in 1982, hikers were allowed back on the summit in 1986. Though forests were knocked down and covered with grey ash and pumice, vegetation has made a surprising and resilient recovery, making the valley glow green in spring.

This model shows the post-eruption terrain, with its unmistakable open-sided crater and lava dome. In addition, hikers will recognize the top portion of Monitor Ridge and Shoestring Glacier. Other features on this model are Crescent Ridge and the head of the South Fork of the Toutle River to the West, part of Studebaker Ridge to the North, and Windy Pass to the Northeast. Simply put, two-dimensional maps cannot convey the magnitude of the eruption, but holding this piece in your hands, you just might begin to understand.

Model scale is 1:46700
Model covers an area approximately 4.4 by 4.4 miles
Altitudes covered: 3250' to 8337'
There is never any vertical exaggeration in TinyMtn models.

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TinyMtn models look best in the default "White Strong and Flexible" material, which is also the least expensive material. When you receive the model, there may still be Nylon dust on it from the printing process. Use either an airbrush, canned dust blower, or a soft old toothbrush to remove this dust. Do not get the "White Strong and Flexible" material wet, and don't prime it or use any oil-based paints on it. You can safely seal it with Polycrylic or a similar water-based clear spray sealant. Read more about this popular material here.

The "Frosted Detail" material will show more detail, but is semi-transparent and has an uneven surface texture when unpainted (due to the orientation of the model when Shapeways prints it). It may show up feeling a little greasy and with small crystals in crevasses. Clean those off by soaking the model in warm (but not hot) soapy water and brushing with an old toothbrush. To get the surface to an even matte finish, spray with a few light coats of sandable primer (white automotive primer works), and then do a baking soda grit-blast.

These models have been optimized for the above materials, and are not offered in other materials for strength or cost reasons. If you need one in another material, please contact us and we'll try to accommodate your request.

(C) 2013 TinyMtn (TM)
Model created using GDAL, NetPBM, Gmsh, Carve, MeshLab, and other custom software
Source of digital elevation data: U.S. Geological Survey
The USGS home page is http://www.usgs.gov/

Pack with the herrerasaurus, scaphonyx and scaphonyx jr. The base is not included

This is a 1/40 scale Carnotaurus! An Abelisaur that lived in South America during the Cretaceous period, this miniature figurine has the dinosaur posed in a running posture. A small hole has been made on its underside to reduce printing costs for the model.

This is a 1/40 scale Carnotaurus! An Abelisaur that lived in South America during the Cretaceous period, this miniature figurine has the dinosaur posed in a standing posture. A small hole has been made on its underside to reduce printing costs for the model.

This is a 1/72 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/72 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/72 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/72 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/40 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

Hatching baby dinosaur by RareBreed ©2012, Prehistoric Collection.

This is a 1/40 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/40 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/72 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/40 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/40 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/40 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/40 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/72 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!

This is a 1/72 Parasaurolophus! Possibly one of the most well known hadrosaurs in the world, Parasaurolophus was a highly successful Cretaceous dinosaur that lived in North America. This model is based on the type specimen, P. walkieri. A small hole has been made on the underside to hollow out the model and reduce costs.

This animal is part of a herd series. A variety of poses of this dinosaur has been made available so you can create herd dioramas quickly and easy with little to no modification while still having a diverse array of activity in your model. Check out the other poses available!