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Water Dragon - Articulated dragon 3d model

Water Dragon - Articulated dragon

8K downloads · 2 years ago · Let's mix things up with another type of dragon: The water dragon! This creatively designed and art

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Let's mix things up with another type of dragon: The water dragon!

This creatively designed and articulate "Water Dragon" model is engraved with intricate details that capture the imagination, giving it a sense of mystique and fantasy! Its lightweight structure enhances its flexibility, making it an unbelievably realistic dragon that moves and twists just like the real thing.

Engage your senses by handling and playing with this articulating dragon. Whether you prefer posing it or fidgeting with it, you will get lost in the fascinating world this model opens up. Dive deeper into the realms of fantastical beasts with this unique Water Dragon, the perfect addition to any collector's 3D model repertoire.

You can admire its stunning details in the images available, ranging from High Poly to Medium and Highest Poly versions. Experience cutting-edge 3D modeling and add a splash of magic to your collection! Get your hands on the Water Dragon now on thangs.com.

As I start to get into more organic-looking designs, I'm always looking to improve in my capabilities. Don't be afraid to send me your feedback and let me know your thoughts on these new designs.

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I actually printed two the purple and pink was printed on the Bambu A1 using Inland pink, and Ambrosia Galactic Meteorite, I must of swapped the colors for it was supposed to be mostly purple and pink highlights. I will try again tomorrow. As for the blue and white dragon, it was printed on the Creality Hi with mouse ears for brim, the filaments are light blue Polymaker poly light, and Inland basic white. I used the same settings for both printers. This is a beautiful Dragon thank you for allowing people to print this awesome creation! Ps. I felt like they needed a dragon hoard but I didn't have any gold so they had to steal my husbands money out of his penny bank lol. I will print them some gold later.

Printed great, no issues at all and articulated right off the plate with no post processing required.

This dragon came out spectacular in Overture Silk Dual Blue/Silver. Perfect filament for a perfect water dragon design.

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Glendon3d2 years ago

Firebirdtpg10 months ago

PrinterBambu Lab H2D

SilverbackCreations.211 year ago

Dual silk Blue/Green Pla by Eryone.

PrinterFlashforge Adventurer 5M

MaterialPLA

miak3D2 years ago

3printcoca3 months ago

I actually printed two the purple and pink was printed on the Bambu A1 using Inland pink, and Ambrosia Galactic Meteorite, I must of swapped the colors for it was supposed to be mostly purple and pink highlights. I will try again tomorrow. As for the blue and white dragon, it was printed on the Creality Hi with mouse ears for brim, the filaments are light blue Polymaker poly light, and Inland basic white. I used the same settings for both printers. This is a beautiful Dragon thank you for allowing people to print this awesome creation! Ps. I felt like they needed a dragon hoard but I didn't have any gold so they had to steal my husbands money out of his penny bank lol. I will print them some gold later.

PrinterBambu Lab A1

Print bed sizeX: 256 mm; Y: 256 mm; Z: 256 mm

MaterialPLA

Layer height2 mm

Infill density15 %

baloonman51 year ago

Printed great, no issues at all and articulated right off the plate with no post processing required.

PrinterSovol SV07

Print bed sizeX: 220 mm; Y: 220 mm; Z: 250 mm

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.1 mm

Infill density10 %

drarrowood11 months ago

manlymutt2 years ago

This dragon came out spectacular in Overture Silk Dual Blue/Silver. Perfect filament for a perfect water dragon design.

almrugby82 years ago

PrinterPrusa MK4

MaterialPLA+

Layer height0.1 mm

Infill density15 %

SupportsNone

Feetsdr9 months ago

Thanks for the files! It looks great! I'm a bit of a noob at this though...

When would I use the Highest vs. high vs. med? They look the same to me.

Bearded Printer9 months ago

That's a good question! Those only reference the polygon count of the model. Some people don't have very powerful computers to handle the high polygon count of the highest fidelity model, so they can opt to use the lower polygon count models. They're all still good, though, and you most likely won't see a difference when it's printed out.

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