Prowling Hunting Drake by Valandar

Print at about 16% size for FDM for use as a shadow drake in Pathfinder 2 (or 8% for accurate 1/60 of 3ft long if you have a resin 3D printer; listed as 2 1/2 foot "space" here: https://www.d20pfsrd.com/bestiary/monster-listings/dragons/drakes/drake-shadow/ but a little larger will be stronger and print better). I printed at 8% in FDM (Photo with it next to a penny) with a 0.4mm nozzle and SUNLU Meta PLA+ (People say that the formula is worse now; It used to be recommended by Fat Dragon Games for virtually invisible layers with 0.08 to 0.06 layer height and 0.2mm nozzle).

"A second version of the Hunting Drake, this time in a crouched, hunting pose, and without the back spines. Perfect for using as the mount of a... different type of champion. :D" -Valandar

In legend, a drake has no wings. I realize that in some fantasy settings, they have no arms. In Pathfinder, unlike a wyvern there are arm-like wings with hands with a couple clawed fingers on each, but different types have different hands or no hands. Regardless, I plan to use this as a drake since it is a really cool design.

Someone here had uploaded gcode file but not a model, and called it "Minifig Drake"--whatever that is--and didn't respond to comments. Minifig is a Lego term, so I'm not sure why anyone would use that term. Since that one is only G-code, it could only be printed at the huge 1/3 scale that won't even fit in many 3D printers.

Beware the original model is 59.4 x 201.05 (length) x 55.91 (height) mm (*very* large, about 1/3 scale of 2ft!).

• 16% scale will make it 32.168 mm long for use as a TTRPG mini (1/60 of 6ft, resulting in about 1 1/4 in (~1.26")).