Dinosaur Guitar Pick Holder: 3D Printed Stegosaurus Plectrum Holder, Musician Gift and Shelf Decor

Managing to misplace one's picks is a rite of passage for anyone who plays a plucked instrument. Worry no more, courtesy of this cute dinosaur pal who needs you to put your picks back so that he has his full complement of plates for his protection and comfort. A wonderful addition to any guitarist's, bassist's or other musician's accessories - treat yourself or the guitarist in your life to a new friend who will liven up your practice area.

Adorable and functional at the same time, this little buddy (we call ours at home "Turkey" after our fave turkey dinosaurs) would make the perfect special gift for the musician in your life (even if the musician is you!) Whether for Christmas, Birthdays, Father's Day or just because, our dinos have gone all over the world as a gift both fun and practical.

Fortunately, no dinosaurs were harmed in the making of this little guy, as it is made from eco-friendly PLA with a printer powered entirely by electricity generated from renewable sources.

Please note that the slots for picks are 1mm thick and will fit the Standard 351 pick shape, though other picks may fit. If you use thicker or different shaped picks or require adjustments for any reason, send us a message and we'll see what we can do to meet your request! 😊🎸 Check out our smaller dino pal that fits the Jazz III pick shape here: https://www.etsy.com/il-en/listing/947784018/jazz-iii-guitar-pick-plectrum-holder-3d

Colours may look different in real life, and pictures are for reference only. The glow-in-the-dark option works by charging in light and sunlight is best. If there are any colours you'd be interested in that aren't listed as options above, please get in touch as well!

**Standard shipping is via Royal mail Tracked48 in the UK, International Tracked for everywhere else. Upgraded shipping options are available at checkout. All estimated arrival dates from ETSY are not guaranteed, and we have no control over arrival times once handed over to the post office**

3D print model credit: jhredilek at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3304488