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September Exclusive: BABY Hollow Dragon

🕑 Added 2022-09-29 04:13:17 +0000 UTC

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Tracy Francis

There is not, the picture was just a filament swap

Grace

Is there a colored file? I downloaded it and it was all one color for all the files.

Marina

No issues printing wothout support. Nu slicer also recommend supports but I've printed it without.

Julia

Also has anyone had issues printing this? My bambu is giving me an error code while slicing that there is floating parts and recommends supports. But covers almost all of the dragon with supports. Will it be okay to print without supports?

Tracy Francis

just a filament swap!

Julia

So this might be a stupid question, but how do I get at least 2 colors on this hollow dragon

Marina

I would love the short winged one as well!

Dana Fraedrich

I know this is such an old post, but I just recently joined. I LOVE this spooky lil guy! I'd love to see a short version for the winged one as well one day.

Tracy Francis

Might just need to print them 1% smaller based on your tolerances yeah

Allison Laera

I printed the baby dragon at 100% and the wings at 100%. Is there a trick to inserting the wings? Or, do I need to print them smaller?

Tracy Francis

Yep! https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-hollow-dragon-241167

Wayne Mason

Is there a adult version?

Jazzy

That was just a filament change mid print!

Dominika A Campbell

I love the design! Is there a multi-color file for this one by chance? Like the one in the picture? Thank you!

Jazzy

They are held via friction, some filaments will do better then others.

Garrett

I'm having a lot of trouble getting the wings to stay posed. I see the locking mechanism for the first and last folds, but the middle one doesn't seem to have any similar ledge to rest it on so it just falls. Am I missing something, or are the photos just posed with aids like glue, tape, putty, etc? Thank you!

paulene schmedeke

tadlings....what size like to use to connect body n head?

SneakySmurf

They take up a lot of room, they cost a lot of filament and they are hard to travel with. Sure, weve sold Crystal Wings and always have a few but the Hollow Dragons we don't even bring now because of previously mentioned. The straight dragons are just easier for about the same money we can ask for. They aren't as practical but not just for me. I have 8 shelves and two 8 foot tables full to the max with our stuff. We aren't just one little table like some.

PrizmPrinting

Maybe wrong display? People get drawn most to the winged dragons at our craft shows, granted we put them front and center as they are more pricey. So to say not practical for "you" to sell shouldn't sway what our creator wants to make :) I do completely agree with the hard to travel and pack the winged ones though as we always have tips break :(

Kieran

Winged dragons are by far and away my best seller hands down

SirPrintsAlot3D

for those printing this in 60% for the "baby" size. I suggest printing the wings with either 99 walls or 100% infil. I broke two of the ball joints before i tried that lol. Looks so cute in the palm of my hand though. my daughter will love it

I made all the babies for my daughter's 10th birthday to give away to the guests, printed in Amolen tricolor filaments and the Baby Winged Serpent was the one my daughter loved and chose for herself. All the little girls were happy though!

mikey roberts

Can't please everybody i guess but i just want to say the winged dragons are a massive hit for me at local fairs. The winged dragons are amazing, don't stop making them :D

Tracy Francis

really felt like it needed legs as part of this design, but yes because it lacks the eye as well, it can be used as an adult version :) I try to give many options

Tracy Francis

i completely get that. :) I do try to make "wingless" dragons of most models that have wings as well. For example the Hollow Dragon has a wingless option :)

SneakySmurf

Can we get away from the winged dragons and make dragons similar to the rose and crystal again? They are both clearly your best sellers and mine as well. These winged dragons full or baby are useless to sell at craft shows because they are too big and bulky on the display and to travel with. Beautiful designs but they aren't practical for me to try to sell. Not trying to be a downer but I've been waiting and waiting for another awesome dragon that is sturdy and non-breakable that I can travel with to craft shows. You did great with the Woodland, the Clover and those types. Keep it simple, it just works!