3D Prints

The showpiece. A green-and-gold head running back into an iridescent silver-and-black scaled body that shifts colour as you move around it. Fully articulated head to tail — it comes off the plate already moving, with no pins, glue or assembly.

The big one. Fully articulated from the horns through every tail segment, printed in place in a single run. Coils on a shelf, drapes over an edge, or stands up on the desk. The head detail is the best in the shop.

An articulated flexi fidget dragon egg. Pearl white, wrapped in overlapping scales, and jointed all the way through — so it flexes, twists and stretches in your hand and settles back into an egg. It is a fidget you can leave out on a shelf without it looking like a fidget.

The detailed one, printed life size. Fully articulated legs and body, printed in a speckled yellow-and-cream dual-tone that reads as real skin under a lamp. The texture is sculpted into the model rather than painted on, so it will not wear off.

A two-piece hinged box sized for a card deck, with working printed hinges in gold and a raised nameplate set into the lid. The plate is the whole point — a name, a game, a team, a logo, a date. Send me what you want on it and I will print it into the lid rather than sticking it on.

A chunky little dragon that sits on a shelf and stares at you. Gloss black body, oversized pink eyes, and an articulated tail that flexes segment by segment. Ears and wings stay printed as part of the body, so there is nothing fragile to snap off. One of the most requested pieces in the shop.

A proper desk trophy printed in layered gold and green with raised lettering around the base and a soccer ball mounted on the stand. The lettering is the customisable part — a name, a team, a date, a league, an inside joke. Tell me what goes on it when you order.

A hinged box with a heart on the outside, "OPEN →" moulded into the front, and a sculpted surprise waiting under the lid. Exactly as mature as it sounds. The inside is fully customisable — a message, a name, or something worse. Tell me what goes in there.

Comes off the plate already articulated — no pins, no glue, no assembly. The whole body and tail flex segment by segment, which makes it a genuinely good fidget as well as a shelf piece. Printed in green with red-and-white eyes as standard, but this one takes any colour you like.

A calm little elephant with no sharp edges anywhere on it. Prints beautifully in matte grey and is one of the safest gifts in the shop — it works on a nursery shelf as easily as on a desk. Nice in pastel colours too.

The plain version. A clean two-part case sized for a standard deck with the four suits embossed into the lid. No frills, prints fast, and cheap enough to do a matching set in four colours.