How they bend
The shark’s body is cut into segments by thin arcs around the hinges. The hinge is hidden inside: one segment’s pin grows from the bed in a cavity under its “roof”, and the next segment’s ring stands around the pin with a 0.4 mm gap. The pin widens into a cone at the bottom, so the ring can’t slip off, and the roof doesn’t let it lift.
Each segment turns ±20° in the plane of the table, so the shark bends in a wave. It prints flat, without supports, and moves straight after printing.
Who to give it to
- Kids who love sea animals — a set of three sharks.
- As a desk stress reliever: a shark is nice to bend in your hands.
- Collectors of flexi toys — the megalodon as the biggest one.
Colour and safety
We print in PLA of any colour — grey, blue, white or bright. The sharks are not certified as children’s toys: for children aged 3 and up, under adult supervision.
More flexi animals
A dragon, a lizard, a snake, a fish and a caterpillar with the same hinges are on the 3D printed toys page.









Dragon eggA scaly egg with a baby dragon inside, with a sleeping dragon, and a hatching figurine.
Dragon toysA crystal flexi dragon, a winged dragon and a keychain — articulated, printed assembled.
67 toysA figure with legs, a keychain, a clicker and a tree ornament — in your colours.
Christmas tree ornamentsA star, a snowflake and a pendant with a name or year. A single ornament or a set in your colours.
Printing from your modelSend your model — priced by weight, free quote.