Articulated Nice Dragon

Not every dragon needs to look like it is about to burn down a village. This one is friendly by design, with a rounded snout, wide open eyes and a posture nearer to a lizard sunning itself than a wyrm brooding on a hoard, which is what puts it in a child's hands rather than on a wargaming shelf. The body runs as a chain of linked segments from nose to tail, so it ripples when it is picked up and settles differently each time it is put down. That is the whole appeal of a print-in-place articulated toy: it arrives already moving, with nothing standing between the end of the print and someone playing with it. A single file, and one of those models that rarely stays with whoever made it. They get handed over, and then requested again.