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My 6 year old son saw 3D printed dragons at a festival stand and fell in love. He saved his money and we looked through who knows how many basically identical dragons on Amazon until he settled on this one. I was expecting it to be junk that broke in no time. I’m so glad I was wrong. We got the blue and green dragon with the matching egg. The colors are beautiful and it is surprisingly sturdy. It has already had a rough life and is still in perfect shape. I was surprised by how well made the egg was, too. This was a great value and I definitely recommend it.

So cute! But beware if you or your kids leave it on the floor it’s super sharp/pokey!

Pretty cool. I got this for my 10 y/o daughter’s birthday. I let her open it first thing in the morning do she could take it to show her friends. She LOVED it! The color is as advertised. Sizes/length is as advertised. It feels exactly like her other dragon. The only bummer was when I put batteries In the black light we realized it was broken. Turns out she didn’t care at all. Within 5 minutes it was already glowing, and she probably would have lost it by the day’s end anyway. She told me to give it 5 stars. Would buy again.

My grandson loves this silly toy he is seven and has not put it down! Birthday gift. He loves it and wants the other colors. He will have to wait. Great gift, great price and child loves it. Recommend.

This is so cool! I bought it for an almost 6 year old, and honestly I'm kind of expecting it to fall apart based on other reviews. He's not the gentle kind, and it does seem a bit fragile. 😅 Regardless, the colors are beautiful. It's not holographic but it alpears that way because it is shiny. It's about softball-size and easy to hold in your hand. The bottom is flat so it stands upright. The egg screws open and the dragon fits inside with plenty of room. I would be cautious not to shove the dragon into the lower half of the egg when trying to close, and careful not to catch it's spikes while screwing the egg back together- there's still room in the top part of the egg for it to exist. There's also a little notch on the inside of the top and bottom part of the egg. If you line those up when you close it the scales will align once closed all the way. Overall really beautiful design, definitely very spiky and cool, but does seem a bit fragile. The feet are fixated in the position as pictured. It moves freely to a point as the back "bones" are linked together. I do think yanking on it or dropping it on a hard floor could break some of the many spikes. Time will tell how long it lasts! Enjoy the close up details of the 3D printer!

Daughter is in love with the 3-d printed dragons. Pretty and so far has held up well with play.

We got 3 different colours for our 6yr old. He loves them. These are great. Super fun.

I mean, it's a 3D printed toy - pretty but not very durable. Daughter stepped on it and the horns and one leg broke. We fixed with super glue. It's fine - like every other 3D printed articulated toy.