There's a Virtual Australian Museum of Palaeontology

[Ian Thomas]

sites.flinders.edu.au/vamp/

Where it says, "Here you can explore 3-D scans of some of Australia’s most important fossil specimens as never before – in one location, and in exquisite detail. The scans on this site are available for researchers, educators and members of the public to view, rotate, zoom and download"
sites.flinders.edu.au/vamp/fossils/

Hmmm. The download link timed out for me.

Wondering if they have Thylacoleo 3D scans on offer?
Thinkin' 3D printing ... 

[JeffJ]

That’s the first thing that popped up when I went to the page. 👍🏻

[Ian Thomas]

It's working now ...
sites.flinders.edu.au/vamp/fossils/vertebrate-fossils/marsupials/thylacoleonidae-family-marsupial-lions/thylacoleo-carnifex/cranial/

Hmm ... glb?  All about the glb file format ...

docs.fileformat.com/3d/glb/

Blender will convert .glb to .dxf - from whence you could generate an stl file for 3D print.
Don't have Blender installed, just at the moment.

www.file-extensions.org/convert-glb-to-dxf

It appears AGI Systems Tool Kit (STK) can do the job too. Not familiar with that one however.

fileinfo.com/extension/glb

Ok, will probly reinstall Blender @ some stage this week ..

www.blender.org/

^*

They don't appear to have any conversion tools on offer at Morphosource ...

www.morphosource.org/projects/000388670

[dennisw]

Jul 10, 2023 8:21:04 GMT 10 Ian Thomas said:

sites.flinders.edu.au/vamp/

Where it says, "Here you can explore 3-D scans of some of Australia’s most important fossil specimens as never before – in one location, and in exquisite detail. The scans on this site are available for researchers, educators and members of the public to view, rotate, zoom and download"
sites.flinders.edu.au/vamp/fossils/

Hmmm. The download link timed out for me.

Wondering if they have Thylacoleo 3D scans on offer?
Thinkin' 3D printing ... 

I have been thinking of making another visit to Flinders Uni. They were most helpful when I was there a few years back, they have a lot of stuff and were happy for me to rummage through and examine all sorts of artifacts thylacoleo related. I must pull out some of my old images to share, no point sitting on them at my age better to get some younger people into it in the hope of more progress.