Chubby Grinning Baby Dragon

A pudgy little dragon that can't stop smiling. This character model is all rounded belly and cheeky charm — a squat baby wyrm sitting on its haunches, one broad wing tucked up behind, a single blunt horn on the snout, and a wide toothy grin that curls right up to a big cartoon eye. A soft pebbled scale texture runs across the chest and haunches, and tiny clawed feet peek out at the base. It is the sort of desk companion people pick up and grin at — a mascot for dragon fans, a painted gift for a tabletop gamer, a shelf sentry, or a printable party favour. Left bare it reads as a clean display piece; a wash and drybrush bring the scales and that goofy smile to life. Print notes • Resin captures the teeth, eye and scale texture best, but it slices happily for a 0.2 mm FDM print too. • Expect to support the underside of the jaw, the overhanging wing and the little feet; the back is flat enough to sit stable. • Scale is flexible — pocket-sized at 50–60 mm, or blown up past 120 mm as a bold shelf piece. • If you print large in resin, hollow it with a couple of drain holes to save material and avoid cupping.