To generate trajectories of interest, we use a simplified biopolymer model to mimic the self assembly process of collagen IV, first used by . The biopolymers are made up of a linear chain of beads with beadbead bonds modelled using a Morse potential to allow for bond breaking. The beads at either end of the polymer chain are marked as 'head beads' and experience Lennard-Jones attractions towards other head beads. The beads within the polymer are marked as 'body beads' and a truncated Lennard-Jones potential is used to mimic repulsion between molecule bodies and provide an excluded volume. This model has been successfully by used to mimic self-assembly phenomena of biological networks.