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Articulated Spiny Dragon Fidget Toy (Medium)

$15.00
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SKU:
TOY-FDM-PD-001
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Full Product Description

Add a compact fantasy creature to your collection with this Articulated Spiny Dragon Fidget Toy. This 3D-printed dragon features a low-profile head, a long flexible body, and dense pointed scales that create a distinctive textured appearance from head to tail.

The linked body sections allow the dragon to bend, curl, and move through your hands, making it suitable for fidgeting, imaginative play, posing, or display. Its wingless design gives it the look of a small ground-dwelling or woodland dragon, while the oversized contrasting eyes add personality to each piece.

Available in solid and multicolor options, this articulated dragon makes a suitable desk accessory, collectible, small gift, or addition to a fantasy-creature collection.

Product Details

  • Wingless articulated dragon design
  • Flexible linked body and tail sections
  • Dense pointed scale and spine details
  • Large contrasting eyes
  • Can be bent, curled, posed, and moved by hand
  • Lightweight 3D-printed construction
  • Suitable for fidgeting, collecting, imaginative play, or display
  • Sold individually

Color Information

Choose your preferred Dragon Primary Color from the available options. Solid and multicolor filament choices may be offered.

For multicolor selections, the color sequence, transitions, and placement will vary naturally throughout the print. Each dragon will have a slightly different appearance.

The eye color will be selected by the maker based on available materials and the combination that provides the best contrast with the dragon’s body. Eye color cannot be selected separately.

Product Notice

This item contains articulated joints and pointed decorative scales. It is not intended for very young children. Slight variations, visible layer lines, and minor differences in joint movement are normal characteristics of 3D-printed products.