Ichthyosaur

A challenge to design a prehistoric animal with a realistic number of teeth. This model came about after messing around with the Ancient Dragon 2.0 teeth technique and structure to generalize it with the challenge of producing as many teeth as I desired without compromising the structure due to the physical limits of layer thickness and the ability to shape so many teeth at once. I created my own teeth structure that uses an easier folding sequence with crimps through fewer layers than the pleat-sinking the ancient dragon uses, allowing me to incorporate the realistic number of 150 teeth with a reduction in unnecessary head layers, allowing for more teeth through smaller divisions. It's also possible to fold teeth of varying sizes, which is great for designing the heads of a Spinosaurus, Crocodile, and many other animals by adjusting the sink widths in places the creator desires.