Articulated ice dragon by p1lotz

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THIS IS THE FIXED VERSION Hello everyone, I’m P1lotz, a professional 3D artist from Scandinavia, and I have been working in this field since 2019. This is my first articulated print ever. I really hope you like it. More models like this will come in the future. This is the fixed model. Please tell me if anything is wrong (besides the tail). I originally uploaded it to Thingiverse around half a year ago but decided to upload it here as well.  You are not allowed to reupload this model in any way! This means you can’t sell the file or upload it to websites such as Printables, Thingiverse, Cults 3D, or Makerworld! If people cannot start understanding this, I will have to remove the share-alike copyright, which would be unfortunate for all of you creative souls out there. Please report any illegal reuploads. Thank you! If you use the model for YouTube, please credit me as well. Thank you. The body moves freely around ✓ The legs move up and down✓ The tail moves freely around ✓ The head moves freely around ✓ The Dragon can be printed in one piece ✓ No support needs ✓ Information about Commercial license If you're interested in obtaining a commercial license for my dragon design or any of my other creations, consider joining my printables club. As a member, you'll have the opportunity to sell physical copies of all my models, provided that your membership is active. Join today for just $8 per month to secure your license and support my upcoming projects. Thank you! Join my Printables memberships. Print settings The dragon does not need much infill. I recommend between 10% and 20%, but 5% works as well. The dragon does not need any support for printing. The dragon can usually be printed directly on the printing bed. If any troubles occur, I do recommend printing with rafts. I advise avoiding using adhesion while printing the model and instead using rafts to avoid problems with articulation. This is a print-in-place model, so it does not need any support. Designing