Disabled Dragon

3D render of the Disabled Dragon model. The dragon has a compact body, a long tail raised upward, one larger wing-like shape and several shortened or missing limb shapes. The pose is asymmetrical, which makes the model easy to recognise from different angles.
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About this model

I made this as an early fantasy character model with a visible disability. It is not a polished accessibility aid. It is a small piece of representation in the form of a dragon, with an uneven body shape that can be explored by touch.

What it looks like

The dragon has a compact body, a long tail raised upward, one larger wing-like shape and several shortened or missing limb shapes. The pose is asymmetrical, which makes the model easy to recognise from different angles.

Details

Dimensions
About 219 x 240 x 105 mm.
Materials and printing
I would print this in PLA and check the slicer preview carefully, especially around the tail, small limbs and support areas.
Price
Free

Download disabled-dragon.zip (621 KB)