Spiky Baby Dragon Figurine

A pudgy little dragon, freshly hatched and already showing off its spikes. Forget the code name — this is a chibi baby dragon sculpt, sitting up on its haunches with a round pot belly and stubby limbs. A crest of soft spikes runs from the top of its head down the back of the neck and along the spine, and a couple of curved horns sweep back over a big, smooth, closed-eyed face. The little clawed hands are tucked in front, the wide back feet splayed for balance, and the whole thing wears that endearing, slightly grumpy-sleepy expression that makes cute-creature sculpts so collectible. It's a desk companion, a shelf ornament, a painter's practice piece, or a gift for anyone who loves dragons. Left bare it makes a clean display statue; painted up it becomes a characterful little mascot. Print notes: • Resin will capture the fine spikes, horn tips and toe claws far better than FDM. • Orient upright or tilted slightly back and support under the chin, belly overhang and the front paws. • For FDM, hollowing and a 0.12 mm layer height keep the rounded forms smooth; expect some cleanup around the spine ridge. • Prints happily at 60–120 mm tall; go larger for a statement piece, smaller for a keyring or cake-topper charm.