Just because eastern-style dragons are typically more graceful, that doesn’t mean they can’t be as intimidating as their bulkier counterparts. While the flex dragon does look cool, it’s not going to be enough if an articulated skeleton dragon is what you’re after, and that’s where this awesome print comes in. Most fully articulated dragon toys are made to the more traditional eastern Chinese-style dragon body, which are sleek and often wingless compared to the more physically imposing western styles, looking more like sea serpent creatures than the intimidating monsters seen in the likes of Skyrim.

3D printed dragons that move and sway make for really cool desk ornaments or even fidget toys if successfully printed. While on the topic of moving toys, dragons’ often snake-like shape makes them perfect as articulated toys. While you can adjust your printer to alter the size of the dragon, you’ll want to make sure everything matches up to the original design so everything connects and moves as it should.

You’ll need to carefully check your settings. As a snap-together model, it’s a little trickier than a standard 3D dragon. The connections move together to make an articulated 3D printed dragon that moves and sways as you like. Not all toys need to be static figures, as this hinged dragon toy shows.

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