❗❗❗ Notice: Stretch Goals and Variant Designs are still in progress and will be uploaded soon. I decided to share the main model and assembly guide as soon as I finished, so you all could get it ASAP, stay tuned for all the extras! ❗❗❗

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Introducing the Stormcleaver Dragon!

The Stormcleaver Dragon is a four-legged, winged beast that cuts through the atmosphere at lightning speeds leaving thunderous booms echoing in its wake. It's streamlined body allows it to reach optimal speeds leaving most of its offensive power in its claws and momentum.

With its incredible flight abilities coupled with powerful legs, the Stormcleaver Dragon is a versatile dragon that can reside in many environments and climates.

This is an enormous model kit that I am extremely excited to share with you all!

The Stormcleaver Dragon is the largest model kit I've designed with over 120 parts and 52 posable joints! All of the parts assemble with snap-fit joints and no supports are needed for 3D printing.

With this size of model, printing in PLA is possible, but the joints may weaken faster due to the larger/heavier limbs and wings. It's recommended to print the ‘skeleton’ pieces in PETG/ABS/ASA while the 'outer' pieces can be printed with PLA/PETG/ABS/ASA.

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An Assembly Guide PDF is available below!

Print Profiles:

I've included many print profiles that cover all Bambu Lab printers. There are 2 versions, one profile that separates pieces by body part and another profile that groups all pieces by color.

The “By Parts” profiles are ideal for those who want to print by body part to keep things organized, while the “By Color” has all the white parts on one plate and gray parts on another plate for you to print in the least amount of plates.

❗❗ For non-Bambu Lab printers, I recommend viewing the print profiles to see the optimal print orientation for the parts. Some parts are not auto-oriented correctly in slicers and do better when manually oriented.