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Viking Keychain

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0.18mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.18mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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🐉 The Cyber-Minimalist Dragon Keychain

Object ID Card: Born from the forges of a 3D printer (and a filament that decided to take itself very seriously), this dragon doesn't breathe fire, but it breathes style. With its two-tone total black & white look, it has abandoned medieval caves to move directly onto a marble texture that screams "important photo shoot".

Distinguishing features:

  • Aerodynamic wings: Great for cutting through the wind (or getting noticed when you take out your car keys).
  • Layered design: Those 3D printed micro-grooves aren't flaws, they're its technological expression lines.
  • Attitude: It lies comfortably on the marble as if posing for the cover of an architecture and design magazine.

If you were looking for a guardian for your keys that's half fantasy guardian and half modern desk art, you've definitely found it!

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