Croissant Build-A-Dragon *Commercial Version*

This dragon is made so you can print it in parts and then put them together in a build your own dragon system.

You can make it so you have an extremely long dragon by printing a lot of the body joints, or you can give it 3 pairs of wings! Its only your imagination that sets the limits.

I printed my dragon at 250% and shes a beautiful big dragon!

I printed it all on my bambu A1 and a1-mini, so now everybody can make a big dragon even with a small printer!

This is the Third in this build-a-dragon system. I am converting my Birthday dragon into this system also, so all the dragons can be mixed and matched!

Important when buying this design version:
This is the commercial version of "Croissant Build-A-Dragon". If you buy them, you will be able to 3D print and sell the prints, as many times as you want to. (Only the physical models, not the digital models/stls file!)
This file is not to be sold, shared, or given to anyone else.

There are files without the logo so you can choose to print without it only the personal use version has the logo on them. Just make sure to use my autorised sellers badge when selling my models at events, on websites ect :-)

These files are not made for big companys to make in batches of more than 500 pieces at a time. If you are a company that wants to buy the right to mass produce my models, you may contact me so we can discuss this further.

I also have a Patreon, If you are interested in getting more than one file at a time. You get my full catalog when signing up, with lots of files to print:
https://www.patreon.com/Sassiecat3d

For the non commercial version look here:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/croissant-build-a-dragon

I used a .4mm nozzle, .2mm layer height, I use 10% infill and 3-5 walls

No supports needed :-D It a fully print in place model! You only have to snap all the joints together in the order that you want to. Theres no wrong or right way to make it :-D

This croissant dragon has a number system underneath where you can see in what order you can put the joints to get the beautiful flow.

Make sure your printer is all set with a good calibration and retraction before printing it.