Baby Dragon Figurine, 64x80 mm Base
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Description
A baby dragon figurine on a flat 64 x 80 mm base plate, built as one solid piece for FDM printing.
Fit and print notes
- Four short legs, rounded body, small horns, tiny wings and a thick curved tail, all fused to the body.
- Check before printing: the bed must take about 64 x 80 mm.
- Prints without supports on its flat base in most cases. The horns and the wing tips are the only overhangs.
- Not scaled for any particular display stand or holder.
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