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# POTUS31

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## Posts
- [Craft Show Schedule](https://potus31.com/2021/03/craft-shows.html): Since COVID-19 closed many of the shows we attended, we're anxious to get back out to see you. We're applying to craft shows that may be open again in 2021. Check back soon to see where we'll be. Thanks!
- [Ring-A-Day: Titanium 365](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-titanium-365.html): After degreasing the titanium sheet, I covered it with clear tape, then laser etched the outline of the numbers. If you look closely at the number 6, you can see an anodized line where the tape was etched away on both sides.
- [Ring-A-Day: Sterling Urinal](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-sterling-urinal.html): Early in the Ring-A-Day project, I tried to come up with the most unique setting for a gem, knowing NOTHING about stone setting. After being inspired (or appalled) by some of the crazy items on Regretsy, I decided that a urinal with a yellow gem would definitely be unique. The fire citrine in the base of the urinal was the first gem I purchased after lots of measurements and consulting with John at Moddler.com. I'd been looking at Shapeways, to print thing #6261 from Thingiverse, but I needed a person to walk me through it. John was great about this. He understood my requirements and printed two pieces of slightly different sizes. I made a mold of John's 3D printed urinal and then did some extensive modifications, but largely kept the size and shape. I'm really entertained by how it turned out. It's a size 8 pinky ring. I kinda understand how comedians work after making this ring. At first, it's funny enough to inspire you. Then, you learn everything about it. When you're ready to present it, you can't see what's funny any longer. Your audience reminds you what's funny about it again. 364/365
- [Ring-A-Day: Sparkle and Texture](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-sparkle-and-texture.html): All right, now take the last three rings, add a gem stone, some millgrain to go with the carved texture, and make it sharp. I turned the culet up on this gem since it seems to be in fashion lately to wear spiky rocks. Culets are supposed to be ground flat and parallel with the table, but this one is quite sharp.
- [Ring-A-Day: Wavy Gold Band](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-wavy-gold-band.html): Carved a similar style to yesterday, and the day before but in a mens band. Took the technique a little farther and a little smoother. I'm really liking this texture.
- [Ring-A-Day: Organic Carved Silver Band](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-organic-carved-silver-band.html): Started with a thicker band today and carved away more than yesterday's Cruel Ring. I also added a ridge to soften the ring a bit. The inside of the band was reduced and rounded by carving into the cylindrical geometry as well. Over all, a more organic design.
- [Ring-A-Day: Cruel Ring in Sterling Silver](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-cruel-ring-in-sterling-silver.html): This ring is the opposite of smooth and round. I named it after Steve Martin's comedy album, Cruel Shoes. A quick Google images search reveals that the shoe idea is still going strong. Maybe Cruel Rings will catch on too.
- [Ring-A-Day: 5 Tiny Daggers](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-5-tiny-daggers.html): It's Spy vs Spy sized knives in a ring. It fits a size 11.5 finger quite nicely considering all the sticky-outy bits.
- [Ring-A-Day: Hammered Sterling Loops](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-hammered-sterling-loops.html): Hammering and forging can be so soothing sometimes. Bill Fretz has a whole series of hollow rings that you make with a hammer. My neighbors might not like this technique, but my frustrations sometimes do.
- [Ring-A-Day: Bad Sinter](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-bad-sinter.html): Made this heavy BronzClay ring assuming that I had understood what went wrong previously. The ambient temperature was 47F when I turned the kiln on (it's cold at Resistor on the weekends), so I added 20 degrees and an hour to the regular program -- kinda like baking a bigger bird. Well, it looked good out of the charcoal until I hit it with the brass brusher, or maybe I should say the brass crusher. I quenched it when the temperature was around 500F, so that little bit of moisture combined with the bronze powder to make mud in a thin metal shell.
- [Ring-A-Day: Tubes and Cubes Ring](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-tubes-and-cubes-ring.html): Had some more fun with tubing today. It's kinda 70's monumental minimalism meets your hand. I can imagine a hospital somewhere commissioned a sculpture like this for the lawn.
- [Ring-A-Day: Hammered Sterling Stack of Rings](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-hammered-sterling-stack-of.html): My caster didn't finish today's piece so at 5pm I had to scramble a bit. I had some sterling wire and fashioned some hammered rings. These are always fun as bracelets, but I've discovered they're quite nice as rings too.
- [Ring-A-Day: Argentium Double Band With Rutilated Quartz](https://potus31.com/2013/02/ring-day-argentium-double-band-with.html): I was getting a lot of deep firescale in my castings, which takes a long time to remove and really kills the shine, so I tried Argentium silver. At first I made castings that were one piece so I wouldn't have to solder. Today I tried soldering this amazing alloy. I did almost everything wrong, and yet it came out o.k.
- [Ring-A-Day: Rutilated Quartz Needles in a Sterling Setting](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-rutilated-quartz-needles-in.html): It's fun to carve settings for these big rocks. Quartz comes in so many beautiful varieties with lots of inclusions. My favorite pieces are alway expensive, though. (It's a good sign that I'm picking the right rocks)
- [Ring-A-Day: Square in a Circle](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-square-in-circle.html): I was playing with the lathe. Wax was flying everywhere. Then I got the idea to chop off the sides of the circle. Simple seems to win pretty often with me.
- [Ring-A-Day: Tube Ring](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-tube-ring.html): Cut some tubing and wedged it into a frame. I really like how it turned out. Sort of like cloisonne or filigree, but with geometric shapes.
- [Ring-A-Day: Split Shank With 3 Gems](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-split-shank-with-3-gems.html): I am reading about gems and how they were incorporated into rings in Rome. Accordingly, I'm learning to set and design with stones. It's a lot harder than it looks. When you see them in a jewelry case, they're neat and orderly. Your eye can pick up a hairs' width difference if everything is not perfect.
- [Ring-A-Day: Double Band With 5 Gems](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-double-band-with-5-gems.html): Went traditional today. Put two half-round bands together and added 5 crown prong settings.
- [Ring-A-Day: A Modest Proposal](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-modest-proposal.html): This ring is an idea. We have driver's licenses to prove we can drive legally. The government has shown no interest in coming to take our vehicles from us, even though there's no amendment protecting our cars, bikes, and trucks.
- [Ring-A-Day: Rutilated Quartz Baguette in Sterling Setting](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-rutilated-quartz-baguette-in.html): Played with wax wire for this casting to make the stone setting. Wax wire is about the same consistency as Twizlers. Ooooh! I should try to cast a Twizlers ring!
- [Ring-A-Day: Hammered Sterling Band](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-hammered-sterling-band.html): Polished a screw driver today in place of buying a fancy hammer. Worked well.
- [Ring-A-Day: Hammered Sterling Rings](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-hammered-sterling-rings.html): Have a pill box of sprues from all my castings. Took a bunch of them and balled them up with the torch. Made four giant jump rings and hammered them out. Added the balls between the rings and here it is.
- [Ring-A-Day: Sterling Bone Ring With 8×10 CZ](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-sterling-bone-ring-with-8x10-cz.html): I made a femur ring almost a year ago. Now that I'm experimenting with stones, it only seemed like a perfect shank for a setting. This 8x10 CZ sits nicely between a twisted hip bone, don't you think?
- [Ring-A-Day: 3 Gems Set With Millgrain](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-3-gems-set-with-millgrain.html): Didn't loose any blood on this one. I know this beast better now. Figured out that the measure of gems isn't always exact. Some were snug and some were loose in their seats. The garnets seem to be my new favorite stone.
- [Ring-A-Day: Five Stars in Sterling Euro Shank](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-five-stars-in-sterling-euro.html): Wifie asked for a ring based on silver European shank from January 9th for a special anniversary -- her 35th birthday (or somewhere around there. Who's counting?) Five sparkly stars for her finger.
- [Ring-A-Day: Rutilated Quartz on Silver](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-rutilated-quartz-on-silver.html): Carved a little sterling seat for this interesting cabochon of rutile quartz. I'm starting to see rings as elaborate packaging for rocks.
- [Ring-A-Day: Tri-Color Triangle Ring](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-tri-color-triangle-ring.html): Wondered if this would fit with one gem up or two. Seems wifie likes it with two on top. There's a red ruby, a blue tourmaline, and a white CZ set into a size 7 Thai Gold band.
- [Ring-A-Day: Eleven Ruby CZs](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-eleven-ruby-czs.html): When I pulled out the proportional divider and measured the drawing, I intended to put 12 stones on this band. So, when the proportional divider landed back on the original dot as I was plotting the gem seats, I didn't think anything of it. I was surprised to have an extra gem. At first I figured the vendor miscounted and gave me one extra.
- [Ring-A-Day: Rutilated Quartz in Thai Gold Setting](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-rutilated-quartz-in-thai-gold.html): I found this lovely rutilated quartz stone with a deep pavilion. It was too tall to put into a cabochon; most of the rock would be hidden. So, I decided to carve giant prongs and make it a cocktail ring. The girdle is 22mm and the shank is a size 5.5 in Thai Gold.
- [Ring-A-Day: Egyptian Signet Fail](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-egyptian-signet-fail.html): Like in the museum when they show you a reconstructed image of the artifact when it was new, the black dot is what was preserved of the scarab hieroglyph after lasering. The CerMark doesn't seem to oxidize brass. Yesterday's ring was silver, and there was a shadow of a mark on it. Maybe I'll carve this hieroglyph directly into the brass like the Egyptians might have done.
- [Ring-A-Day: Laser Etched Signet](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-laser-etched-signet.html): Attempted to laser etch my logo onto a silver signet ring. There is a faint outline on the ring, but not enough to see in every light. I used CerMark to make a nice dark etch, but it didn't show up. The manufacturer says that it works on brass, so maybe I'll try that.
- [Ring-A-Day: Lathe Turned Half Round](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-lathe-turned-half-round.html): I was using the lathe and trying to get the ring even while keeping it round, but it kept getting smaller. Yesterday's was much larger, but oblong. Today's is nearly perfect, but only a size 5.5. There are still a few tool marks too deep to buff out, but I'm getting the hang of this.
- [Ring-A-Day: Lathed Brass Ring](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-lathed-brass-ring.html): My first lathed brass ring. There's some tool marks, some unevenness, some things to be learned. Stay tuned. It's a nice size 11.5 so it fits me. I'd be happy to turn one for you.
- [Ring-A-Day: Mens Thai Gold Band](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-mens-thai-gold-band.html): Tried a new brass alloy from the caster called Thai Gold. It comes out pretty nice. It's hard, too, so it holds a shine. The caster claims that it doesn't tarnish as fast as regular brass. That's what Butcher's Wax is for.
- [Ring-A-Day: Silver European Shank](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-silver-european-shank.html): Tried a European style shank in silver. The idea being that the bottom corners prevent the shank from spinning. My wedding ring is similarly shaped, and it's upside down or sideways all the time. Whether or not it actually solves the problem, I like the style.
- [Ring-A-Day: Penta-Pierce BronzClay](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-penta-pierce-bronzclay.html): This mammoth ring needed to have 5 holes drilled into it in order to be wearable by a mere mortal soul. They represent -- well, I haven't made up a story for what they represent. Truth is, 5-hole is already taken. (It means the space between the goalie's legs in hockey.)
- [Ring-A-Day: Eccentric CZ in BronzClay](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-eccentric-cz-in-bronzclay.html): Been reading the history and meaning of rings, as well as visiting the Egyptian and Greek exhibits at our fine museums here in New York. Planning some epic rings in my imagination. For the time being, I'm just happy to have the BronzClay cooperating again.
- [Ring-A-Day: Broken Shank BronzClay](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-broken-shank-bronzclay.html): Seems my PID is having trouble with the proper sintering temperature. I began the polishing by filing the imperfections out of the shank. Then when I attempted to round the ring on the mandrel, the shank split. I sawed off the broken parts to solder it back together, but the sawing exposed a hollow section with unsintered bronze powder inside. Then the ring split at the crown. End of ring.
- [Ring-A-Day: Samsonite Ring](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-samsonite-ring.html): Alexandrite was named after Alexander II of Russia, Labradorite is named after the place Labrador Retrievers come from, and Samsonite is named after the fine fur of Ranjit's Pomeranian companion from which this ring is made.
- [Ring-A-Day: Silver Clay Mill Grain](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-silver-clay-mill-grain.html): The silver ArtClay started to crumble on me so I rolled it into a flat strip. I added texture with a mill grain tool and let it dry. It was fired flat, hammered around a mandrel, blackened, and then tumbled. Came out kinda nice for clay that was being uncooperative. When live gives you lemons...
- [Ring-A-Day: Eight Silver Beads](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-eight-silver-beads.html): More scrap fine silver turned into little pearls with the torch and added like yesterday's ring. I like the rough texture to the clay. I never make wax this rough, so it's a nice departure.
- [Ring-A-Day: Silver Pearls](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-silver-pearls.html): I torched some scrap pieces of fine silver until they turned into little shiny silver pearls. Then I attached them to the clay ring shank with slip and fired them. It's strangely rough and pleasing at the same time.
- [Ring-A-Day: Half Round Silver ArtClay Ring](https://potus31.com/2013/01/ring-day-half-round-silver-artclay-ring.html): The slow-dry ArtClay doesn't seem to like sticking to itself. I had a lot of trouble kneading it. It kept separating in places that had been exposed to air. The BronzClay works a little easier. I'm going to get some silver clay from the folks who make BronzClay and see if it works easier.
- [Ring-A-Day: ArtClay Square Silver Clay Ring](https://potus31.com/2012/12/ring-day-artclay-square-silver-clay-ring.html): More fun experimentation with metal clay. This time it's with silver ArtClay. Unlike BronzClay that has to be fired in an oxygen-free environment (activated carbon) to prevent the copper from inhaling it and becoming cuprous oxide (a.k.a. firescale), this metal clay is .999 (or 99.9% pure silver) so it can be fired in the open kiln on a shelf, or even with a torch. The binder burns away and leaves fine silver to sinter.
- [Ring-A-Day: European Shank](https://potus31.com/2012/12/ring-day-european-shank.html): Corners on the bottom are intended to keep the ring from turning under. Leave it to those socialists across the pond to figure out this puzzle!
- [Ring-A-Day: Mens Bronx Band](https://potus31.com/2012/12/ring-day-mens-bronx-band.html): Considered adding lapidary to this, but liked it just as is.
- [Ring-A-Day: Less Than Three](https://potus31.com/2012/12/ring-day-less-than-three.html): Stamped with a 3 that doesn't make a great heart icon, but it's the stamp I have. I'll look for a curvy 3 or use the W next time.
- [Ring-A-Day: 143](https://potus31.com/2012/12/ring-day-143.html): Tried to hammer this one out with the ball peen then the planishing hammer. Ended up flat as a penny and could have gone thinner. Seems sintering leaves lots of space between particles.
- [Ring-A-Day: BronzClay With Solitary CZ](https://potus31.com/2012/12/ring-day-bronzclay-with-solitary-cz.html): Now we're getting somewhere. This was a bit bubbly and grainy, but it took a CZ. The firing pan's lid looks like a potato chip. I flattened it out and now things seem to fire better.
- [Ring-A-Day: O’ Tannenbaum](https://potus31.com/2012/12/ring-day-o-tannenbaum.html): I think it needs some tinsel. What's under your tree today?

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- [Cephalothoracopagus Skeleton 3D Instructions](https://potus31.com/cephalothoracopagus-skeleton-3d-instructions): $26.00
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## Products
- [Build A Miniature Cephalothoracopagus Skeleton](https://potus31.com/product/ceph): Philly-designed DIY conjoined twin skeleton kit. An anatomical novelty keepsake for Philadelphia medical students and oddity curiosity collectors.
- [NYC Wood Water Tower](https://potus31.com/product/nyc-wood-water-tower): New York City is below its water source. For short buildings, this feature makes the water pressure up to about 5 floors adequate.  Taller buildings need reservoirs on the roof so the toilets will reliably flush. These wood tanks have been made by two families for more than a century. Our model is a miniature of the design found on New York City rooftops.
- [Brooklyn Kentile Floor Sign – 14 in. tall](https://potus31.com/product/brooklyn-kentile-floor-sign-14-in-tall): A wood sculpt of the iconic Gowanus landmark on 9th Street.
- [Coney Island Parachute Drop miniature model kit](https://potus31.com/product/coney-island-parachute-drop-miniature-model-kit): A tiny version of the Coney Island Parachute Drop. Comes with instructions, glue , and all the tools necessary to successfully assemble the model.
- [Assemble Your Own Tiny Woolly Mammoth 3D Skeleton](https://potus31.com/product/woolly-tiny-skeleton-mini-3d-mammoth-puzzle): No wool on this tiny woolly mammoth skeleton. Assemble a whole herd of them.
- [Woolly Tiny Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/woolly-tiny-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Woolly Tiny Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Woolly Tiny bones, 39mm borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [White Velociraptor Skeleton Mini 3D Puzzle](https://potus31.com/product/white-velociraptor-skeleton-mini-3d-puzzle): The white Velociraptor bare bones kit for making a Swift Robber! Each kit comes with the pre-cut Velociraptor bones and instructions. Tinysaur Kits assemble into tiny skeletons from a postage stamp sized laser cut pattern. Assembly generally takes 30-45 minutes andthe completed Velociraptor model is roughly two inches long.
- [White Velociraptor Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/white-velociraptor-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Velociraptor Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Velociraptor bones, 59mm borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [white glue applicator with 1 oz glue for Tinysaurs](https://potus31.com/product/white-glue-applicator-with-1-oz-glue-for-tinysaurs): 1mL of standard PVA white glue. Non-toxic. Approximately enough glue to build 4-5 Tinysaurs.
- [Tyrannosaurus Rex Skeleton 3D Dinosaur Kit by Metal Earth](https://potus31.com/product/tyrannosaurus-rex-skeleton-3d-dinosaur-kit-by-metal-earth): A Tyrannosaurus Rex model that you assemble into a miniature museum specimen. This beautiful steel skeleton from Metal Earth is a great model to learn from. This modern version of the notorious skeleton is anatomically correct from the posture, the transverse procesess, to the spine, hips, pincers, and skull. Model is pictured with a Tinysaur True Rex for scale.
- [True Rex Skeleton Mini 3D T-rex Puzzle](https://potus31.com/product/true-rex-skeleton-mini-3d-t-rex-puzzle): Take a break from work and assemble our tiny but accurate fierce T-rex skeleton that was inspired by Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong podcast.
- [True Rex Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit Tyrannosaur t-rex](https://potus31.com/product/true-rex-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): Take a break from doomscrolling and assemble our tiny but accurate fierce T-rex skeleton that was inspired by Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong podcast.
- [Triceratops Skeleton Mini 3D Puzzle](https://potus31.com/product/triceratops-skeleton-mini-3d-puzzle): Three horns are better than two. Assemble your own tiny triceratops skeleton natural history museum specimen.
- [Triceratops Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/triceratops-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Triceratops Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Triceratops bones, 39mm borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [Triceratops Skeleton 3D Steel Dinosaur Kit by Metal Earth](https://potus31.com/product/triceratops-skeleton-3d-steel-dinosaur-kit-by-metal-earth): A Triceratops model that you assemble into a miniature museum specimen. This beautiful steel skeleton from Metal Earth is a great model to learn from. This modern version of the three-horned skeleton is anatomically correct from the posture, the transverse procesess, to the spine, hips, armor, and skull. Model is pictured with a Tinysaur triceratops for scale.
- [Tiny Mystery Box of paleontology](https://potus31.com/product/tiny-mystery-box-of-paleontology): We've been making things for a few decades, so we have lots of samples, prototypes, and things that we love to make but have discontinued. We are offering these items in a Mystery Box. We may also put in a few of our current items sporadically, or drop in some of the rings from our ring-a-day project. (We've let the ringaday.com url go, but the blog is still up at https://potus31.blogspot.com/)
- [Tiny Human Skeleton Miniature 3D Model](https://potus31.com/product/human-skeleton): Finally, a skeleton that won't take up the whole closet.
- [Tiny Human Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/tiny-human-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Tiny Human Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Tiny Human bones, borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [Stegosaurus Skeleton Mini 3D Puzzle](https://potus31.com/product/stegosaurus-skeleton-mini-3d-puzzle): Enough plates for a picnic. This tiny stegosaurus skeleton is fun to assemble and easy to display just about anywhere.
- [Stegosaurus Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/stegosaurus-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): Stegosaurus was a dinosaur that lived between a hundred and fifty five million and one hundred forty four million years ago, during the Jurassic Period. Remains have been found in the western portion of North America and in Europe. It was a plant-eating quadruped with a high rounded back and two rows of plates that end with four to ten spikes, known as a Thagomizer after a Far Side comic drawn by Gary Larson. It was discovered in 1877 by O.C. Marsh during the Great Dinosaur Rush, a.k.a The Bone Wars between Marsh and Edward Drinker Cope.
- [Steel Stegosaurus Skeleton 3D Dinosaur Kit by Metal Earth](https://potus31.com/product/steel-stegosaurus-skeleton-3d-dinosaur-kit-by-metal-earth): A Stegosaurus model that you assemble into a miniature museum specimen. This beautiful steel skeleton from Metal Earth is a great model to learn from. This modern version of the herbivoir's skeleton is anatomically correct from the posture, the transverse procesess, to the spine, hips, plates, and skull. Model is pictured with a Tinysaur Stegosaurus for scale.
- [Steel Pteranodon Skeleton 3D Dinosaur Kit by Metal Earth](https://potus31.com/product/steel-pteranodon-skeleton-3d-dinosaur-kit-by-metal-earth): A Pteranodon model that you assemble into a miniature museum specimen. This beautiful steel skeleton from Metal Earth is a great model to learn from. This modern version of the avian skeleton is anatomically correct from the wing spread, and the elongated digits, to the claws, hips, and skull. Model is pictured with a Tinysaur pterodactyl for scale.
- [Saber Tooth Skeleton Mini 3D Puzzle](https://potus31.com/product/saber-tooth-skeleton-mini-3d-puzzle): The saber toothed ice age cat, also known as smilodon, was around until about 10,000 years ago. Its distinguishing features are the two giant incisors and how far it could open its jaw. RAWR!
- [Saber Tooth Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/saber-tooth-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Saber Tooth Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Saber Tooth bones, 39mm borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [Quetzalcoatlus Skeleton Mini 3D Puzzle](https://potus31.com/product/quetzalcoatlus-skeleton-mini-3d-puzzle): The Quetzalcoatlus bare bones kit is 180 times smaller than the 30 foot wingspan of the actual creature (1:180). Each kit comes with the pre-cut Quetzalcoatlus bones and instructions.
- [Quetzalcoatlus Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/quetzalcoatlus-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Quetzalcoatlus Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Quetzalcoatlus bones, 59mm borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [Pterodactyl Skeleton Mini 3D Puzzle](https://potus31.com/product/pterodactyl-skeleton-mini-3d-puzzle): Tiny pterodactyl skeleton model that you assemble into your own doll-house museum specimen.
- [Pterodactyl Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/pterodactyl-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Pterodactyl Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Pterodactyl bones, 59mm borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [Pointy Steel Tweezers – aka splinter tweezers](https://potus31.com/product/pointy-steel-tweezers): Pointy tweezers make removing tiny parts easier and more precise. Also sometimes called "splinter" tweezers.
- [Plesiosaur Skeleton Mini 3D Puzzle](https://potus31.com/product/plesiosaur-skeleton-mini-3d-puzzle): Tiny plesiosaur skeleton model that you assemble into your own tiny museum specimen.
- [Plesiosaur Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/plesiosaur-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Plesiosaur Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Plesiosaur bones, 59mm borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [Pewter Wishbone in Retro Box](https://potus31.com/product/pewter-wishbone-in-retro-box): Own a Wishbone and make your wish known. This pewter casting has been our best seller since it was first created. Great as a gift when you don't know what to get.
- [Pewter Ice Cream Sandwich Sculpture in Retro Box](https://potus31.com/product/pewter-ice-cream-sandwich-sculpture): Pewter Ice Cream Sandwich Sculpture
- [Pewter Fortune Cookie with 12 fortunes](https://potus31.com/product/pewter-fortune-cookie): Sculpt of cookie cast in pewter with fortunes
- [Pewter Femur Bones](https://potus31.com/product/pewter-femur-bones): Cast metal pair of human pewter femur bones. Collect several to make a bracelet or necklace for that special someone.
- [Minotaur Skeleton Mini 3D Model](https://potus31.com/product/minotaur): Build a Minotaur skeleton kit that's a tiny 2" tall specimen.
- [Minotaur Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/minotaur-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Minotaur Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Minotaur bones, borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [Miniature Laser Cut Zeppelin Wood Model Kit](https://potus31.com/product/miniature-laser-cut-zeppelin-wood-model-kit): Imagine the sound of roaring engines propelling you across the Atlantic in luxurious style while building this stealthy wood dirigible puzzle. Rise above your cubicle on a loft of helium and float away from your desk, if only for a moment.
- [Miniature Laser Cut Submarine Wood Model Kit](https://potus31.com/product/miniature-laser-cut-submarine-wood-model-kit): See giant squids, whales, and enemy subs in your imagination while building this stealthy miniature wood submarine kit.
- [Miniature Laser Cut Rocket Wood Model Kit](https://potus31.com/product/miniature-laser-cut-rocket-wood-model-kit): A space ship small enough to build in your cubicle, but big enough for your imagination to take you away.
- [Metal Earth Tool Set for steel dinosaur skeletons](https://potus31.com/product/metal-earth-tool-set-for-steel-dinosaur-skeletons): Metal Earth models require a pair of flush cutters and chain nosed pliers. (NOTE: We tried to assemble the models with the wiggle & pry method of removing the parts from the matrix, but ended up bending and breaking some pieces in the process.) This set of tools from Metal Earth is everything you need to build their models successfully.
- [Mermaid Skeleton Mini 3D Model](https://potus31.com/product/mermaid): Tiny Mermaid skeleton kit assembles into a 2" tall sea nymph
- [Mermaid Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/mermaid-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Tiny Mermaid Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Tiny Mermaid bones, borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [Medusa Skeleton Mini 3D Figure](https://potus31.com/product/medusa): A tiny Medusa skeleton kit that assembles into a 2" tall specimen.
- [Medusa Miniature Skeleton Deluxe Kit](https://potus31.com/product/medusa-miniature-skeleton-deluxe-kit): The Medusa Deluxe Kit includes everything you need to successfully assemble the tiny skeleton model for display. Each kit comes with the pre-cut Medusa bones, borosilicate glass display dome, exhibit base, glue, tweezers, and a magnifier.
- [Medium Laser Cut Zeppelin Wood Model Kit](https://potus31.com/product/medium-zeppelin-kit): Imagine the sound of tiny two-stroke engines propelling you gently across the Pacific towards a luxury vacation in Hawaii. Rise above your cubicle on the dangerously explosive loft of hydrogen and float away from your 9-5 ball and chain while building this sleek wood dirigible.
- [Medium Laser Cut Submarine Wood Model Kit](https://potus31.com/product/medium-laser-cut-submarine-wood-model-kit): Hear the ping of sonar as you lurk underwater in your imagination while assembling this stealthy wood submarine puzzle.
- [Medium Laser Cut Rocket Wood Model Kit](https://potus31.com/product/medium-laser-cut-rocket-wood-model-kit): Build a space-age adventure with this retro rocket kit.
- [Glass Cloche Dome 59mm – 2.125in diameter](https://potus31.com/product/glass-cloche-dome-59mm-2-125in-diameter): 2" x 2" hand blown borosilicate display dome can hold your completed Tinysaur models including the True Rex, Plesiosaur, Pterodactyl, Stegosaurus, Quetzalcoatlus, Brontosaurus, Dimetrodon, Fiji Mermaid, Chimpanzee, and the Butterfly.
- [Glass Cloche Dome 39mm – 1.375in diameter](https://potus31.com/product/glass-cloche-dome-39mm-1-375in-diameter): Small hand blown borosilicate display dome to exhibit your completed Tinysaurs.