Scale Dragon Miniature for D&D
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Description
Introduction
Hey there! This is my first attempt at sculpting, I decided to go for a dragon miniature and here is the result. Everything is still very much… not optimized, so bear with me, lol. Hope you enjoy!
Printing/Support tips
The print was made with a 0.2mm nozzle, which should give the best results. Note however that the layer height was set at 0.12mm, so perfectly compatible with a 0.4mm nozzle. You might lose some XY detail, but it should be printable. Be sure to keep arachne enabled or you might get some holes in the wings. They are thin enough that light passes through them, which is a totally unintended but pretty cool feature.
Supports are hard to remove. The miniature balances on a very small working section, so be very gentle. Remove the supports on the hanging leg first, and those on the supporting leg last.
The original printing profile includes a modifier volume to keep the base at 100% infill to make it heavy. This is completely optional and you can remove it.
Conclusion
This is just a test to see what I could do by messing around in blender. Feel free to throw any constructive criticism my way, and in the meantime I hope you'll like whatever came out of it!
If you liked this one, I also recently made a dice set. Check it out!
https://makerworld.com/en/models/802936#profileId-743107
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License
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