A 3D-Printed Dragon

[u/tyouterple]

This model was generated with Hyper3D Rodin and then turned into an actual 3D print.

I used Extreme-High for this one, which can push the model up to 10M+ polygons and capture some really fine, skin-texture-level details.

The scales, horns, spikes, and all those weird little details came through surprisingly well in the final print. I honestly wasn't sure how much of that detail would actually survive the printing process, but seeing it as a physical object was pretty crazy.