Riding, Hunting or Shadow Drake, medium, small, & tiny sizes
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3 sizes, 1/60 of 3'/6'/12', base separated optionally. The 6' one may be considered small since it is low to the ground.
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The 6ft one may be considered "small" since it is low to the ground and since 5e considers a riding drake to be medium though 12' long. For the tiny version I recommend resin or 0.2 mm nozzle. I printed using FDM 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).
Printing the "No base" versions should be much easier, and you can glue the creature onto a base (also included separately) with super glue (cyanoacrylate) using only as directed by the glue's instructions. The "requires base" version has two right feet higher that can be glued to the base.
For versions with base, rotate to -75.06, -54.44, 2.2 for ideal supports (grid/straight supports for easily removable, but may lower quality of rear right leg), unless resin, then maybe auto-arrange as your slicer recommends.
"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 & Pf2, 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 Shadow Drake (tiny) since it is a really cool design.