Triceratops Flexi Bobble Head

Okay, let's be honest right up front - the supports for this can be a bit of a PIA to remove. Obviously doable, but if you're expecting to be able to print and go then don't even bother wasting your time and leaving me a bad review!! This was the first flex model I designed. Learned a lot - primarily I may not make another! Unlike many flex toys that print with the joint aligned to the print bed these are not. Being in the air they need supports. Lots of them. I was really happy with the model once all supports were removed, however. The spring for the bobble-head should go in with the wide part on the head. They are a tight fit but even so I added a dab of glue at each end to make sure it didn't come off. It reminded me of the bobble-head dogs that used to sit under car windows that were all the rage when I was a kid (yes, a long time ago). The 3MF file is configured for quality including adaptive layer lines, so the print time is fairly lengthy. It measures 5 inches i