About this 3D model

Some people have reported wanting the dragon even less flexible to give the head more support. Also for those with preferences with wing style of going up vs hanging down, see my second version: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1562683-flexi-dragon-my-wings-go-up-his-wings-go-down#profileId-1642475 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I made this dragon as a remix of another dragon, but when it fell from about 2.5 ft off the ground it broke. I then printed a remix of the dragon with stronger connections, but it was Way too wobbly and wouldn't keep it's head up. So I fixed both issues and made a stronger, reasonably flexible version... enjoy! Same as this one (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4236789) This dragon was unknowingly a derivative of an unauthorized derivative (see below). While this put this particular design in a weird spot, TheBeyonder was kind enough to recognize it as a authorized derivative even though he had every right to take it down. So please support TheBeyonder's great designs (and please respect the licenses). As a result of that discussion, this design has since been updated with new approved licensing. Any requests to sell this version should be directed to him, and I go with whatever he says. It is with great sorrow I must report that the great flexi dragon (the progenitor to this dragon) has been disowned due it's unauthorized existence. So this dragon has been adopted by it's grandpa, a completely fair and reasonable dragon whom all (should) respect: This dragon is the grand-daughter (remix) of the high hinged dragon (from which this is an authorized derivative): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2931629 Who was peasant pillaging and thatched roof cottage burning partners (in his younger days and which is a perfectly honorable profession for dragons) with old wizened one wing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2905736 Who was adopted (twice... don't ask it's a long story) by the Fredrick the flat earth dragon, who only saw the world and himself as a 2 Dimensional work of art but never knew the joys or fears of heights: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:570345 Let's please join me in giving a moment of silence for all dragons who have paved the way before us and have given us flight.