The Kaida Dragon is a charming, fully articulated 3D-printed model. The model is sold with a matching dragon egg that is designed to be a 1:1 scale container, allowing the dragon to be gently coiled and stored inside. The design has a cute kawaii aesthetic and features cloud-like detailing, distinguishing it as a whimsical fantasy creature.
These are printed in random rainbow colors. Please message for custom color requests.
Model Artist: Layers in Green
Link to Model: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-kaida-with-egg-362660
All 3D Printed Dragon prints are printed in durable, high quality PLA or PETG filament. Each print is one of a kind and custom printed for you. Due to the nature of 3D printing, you'll notice some lines or minor variations which add to the unique character of your print. While durable, all prints are breakable and it is not recommended to drop, throw, or step on prints. It is not recommended to leave prints in direct sunlight or extreme heat. Not recommended for young children.
The Kaida Dragon is a charming, fully articulated 3D-printed model. The model is sold with a matching dragon egg that is designed to be a 1:1 scale container, allowing the dragon to be gently coiled and stored inside. The design has a cute kawaii aesthetic and features cloud-like detailing, distinguishing it as a whimsical fantasy creature.
These are printed in random rainbow colors. Please message for custom color requests.
Model Artist: Layers in Green
Link to Model: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-kaida-with-egg-362660
All 3D Printed Dragon prints are printed in durable, high quality PLA or PETG filament. Each print is one of a kind and custom printed for you. Due to the nature of 3D printing, you'll notice some lines or minor variations which add to the unique character of your print. While durable, all prints are breakable and it is not recommended to drop, throw, or step on prints. It is not recommended to leave prints in direct sunlight or extreme heat. Not recommended for young children.
