Articulated Grinch (Max) Dog themed dragon
por PAB3D en MakerWorld
Articulating Grinch Dog – Max. Meet your new favourite Christmas companion! This cheeky little Grinch-inspired dog is full of festive personality! With its long, flexible, segmented body, adorable face and playful Christmas character, it's a fun addition to any 3D printing collection.
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Articulating Grinch Dog – Max Meet your new favourite Christmas companion! This cheeky little Grinch-inspired dog is full of festive personality! With its long, flexible, segmented body, adorable face and playful Christmas character, it's a fun addition to any 3D printing collection. Designed to bring a little mischief and Christmas magic to your desk, shelf or festive decorations!
- Fully articulating, flexible body.
- Fun Grinch-inspired Christmas design.
- Cute expressive face and floppy ears.
- Long segmented tail and body.
- Perfect for Christmas decorations, gifts or collecting.
- A fun print for flexi-toy lovers of all ages.
Please ignore any support requests from slicer, it does not require any.
I will be uploading also a standard dog with no name on the bowl, no ribbon/bow on the head and no antler, just more of a generic dog in which you can change colours to whatever you want :)
THIS IS A PAB3D MODEL PLEASE DO NOT REDRISTRIBUTE MY FILES IN ANYWAY, I WILL PROTECT MY PROPERTY. MembershipPlease join the commercial membership if you wish to sell the 3d printed versions. Thank you.Boost Me If you found this to be a nice print then please do consider bosting me, I will continue to put out unique designs to enjoy. Thank you.
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