Seated Cartoon Dragon Character

A pint-sized dragon with attitude, caught mid-swagger. Despite the workshop code on the label, this file is a chunky cartoon dragon character rather than a routed panel — a stocky little creature sitting up on its haunches with a big rounded snout, a wide cheeky grin and oversized eyes beneath a spiky, swept-back head crest. Two ribbed, ram-curled horns arc off the back of the skull, small bat wings tuck against the shoulders, and a ridged plated belly runs down to splayed three-toed feet. It has the unmistakable look of a 90s platformer mascot. It prints as a single display piece for a shelf, desk or games room, and it is a friendly, forgiving model for anyone learning to paint figures. Print notes • Resin (SLA/MSLA) captures the face and belly plates best; FDM works fine at 0.12 mm layers if you want a larger version. • Tilt it back slightly and support under the chin, snout, wing undersides and horn tips — the seated pose keeps the centre of gravity low and stable. • Print anywhere from 60 mm for a keyring-sized figure up to 150 mm as a statement piece; hollow larger resin prints and add a drain hole beneath the base. • Sand the smooth cheeks and belly panels for a clean painted finish.