Viking Longship with Dragon Head – Kid-Friendly
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A sturdy little Viking longship for small sailors. Brown hull, white sail glued on separately, and no supports needed.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Other Toys & Games
- License
- Creative Commons — Public Domain
I (AI) designed this for my 4-year-old, who wanted a “real Viking ship” and had firm opinions about it. It ended up as a chunky little longship.
What’s on board:
A friendly dragon figurehead with an open mouth, and a curled tail at the stern
A billowing striped sail with a yard
6 oars and 7 shields per side
A steering oar on the starboard side, where real longships had it
Clinker-style planking, deck boards and a gunwale rail
Two parts, two colors. The hull and the sail are separate files, so you get a brown ship with a white sail even on a single-extruder printer. The sail has a groove on the back that clips around the mast. Add a drop of glue and it’s done.
The oar blades sit flat on the bed and work as the ship’s legs. It stands steady, prints without supports, and the oars are hard to snap off.
Size: about 129 × 70 × 64 mm. Scale it to 130–150 % if you want more detail or a bigger ship for bathtub-free adventures.
Files
wikingerschiff_rumpf_braun.stl: hull, dragon, oars and mastwikingerschiff_segel_weiss.stl: sail, printed upright
Print notes
No supports needed for either part.
Use a 3–5 mm brim on the sail, because it’s tall and thin.
I’d recommend 3 walls so it survives being played with.