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Minotaur Miniature Print Data Minotaurs, are a monster type that I have very little experience playing against but the overall art style seems consistent with the more classic monster look. These are not some of my favorite of the Fat Dragon Collection of models but overall came out well. I am exited to paint these … Continue reading Minotaur Dragonlock Miniatures

I will not lie that these models are some of my favorite. The feather detail on these models are absolutely fantastic. My least favorite piece would be the chest of the owlbear and the fur texture but the feathers on the wings are stunning and some of the best detail i've seen on my FDM printer. I am of course biased because owlbears are my absolute favorite monsters in all of D&D. I believe them to be misunderstood and the legends of their creation as an "accident" of magical experimentation. If there is ever a situation to put an owlbear on my table I jump on it. So excited. Also these are some of the cutest and to scale baby owlbears i've seen to date! A big lore piece of owlbears is the parent protecting their den and this would be perfect to put my players in a moral dilemma if encountering these young-ins.

Because everyone needs more skeletons in their life. Seriously though, Skeletons are probably the largest collection of monster in my miniature collection and although I do not necessarily need more I vowed to print all Fat Dragon Game Models! You can never have too many though. Who knows when you are going to fight a … Continue reading Skeletons Dragonlock Miniatures

This category i'm really excited to share. I have yet to have real snake warriors or in Wizards of the Coast lore Yuan-Ti. When it comes to lore of snake like or reptilian creatures in D&D and other such games. I see and experience them rarely. I think this would be a great time to … Continue reading Snake Warriors Dragonlock Miniatures

Of all the things in D&D gameplay that could terrify me the most, it would be a large tentacle coming out of no where, grabbing my character and pulling me into the abyss. Today's featured print project you guessed it, is tentacles. These models are incredibly sculpted so much so you can even see the … Continue reading Tentacle Dragonlock Miniatures

These humanoid creatures have been written time and time again throughout history. Either from mythology, your fantasy book series or tabletop game. With such a wide variety of depictions and story telling it is easy to find a style you like. These Ogres give me many feelings towards towards an order D&D artistic style or … Continue reading Ogre Dragonlock Miniatures

These proud and misunderstood humanoids are the next featured print project. Overall it was a learning experience on coming back to printing after my long break with baby. After these prints I ended up deep diving into printer maintenance and calibration through the end of July and early August. Nevertheless I came out with good … Continue reading Orc Warriors Dragonlock Miniatures

Who here doesn't love imaging a player floating and being eaten by a Gelatinous cube? I definitely have. I love them but I've never had one in my collection before. That changes now! Cube O Snot Miniature Print Data Layer Height: 0.08Bed Adhesion: Majority of time used 6mm brim (was still nervous about peeling)Filament: Hatchbox … Continue reading Cube O’ Snot Dragonlock Miniatures

I do not think in the years of playing tabletop games i've had to encounter or made my players encounter a giant slug.... This may have to change. This model is gorgeous in its simplicity. I love the texture on the back of the slug and really look forward to painting. Straight forward print, nice … Continue reading Giant Slug Dragonlock Miniatures