bad dragon tentacle 3d models

... a bad dragon. ... I made this as a gag gift for a friend who frequently talks about wanting a bad dragon. ...I'm pretty sure this isn't what they mean, but getting one of THOSE for a friend would be awkward to say the least, so they get this instead.

Bad Dragon keychain

Bad Dragon Coin ~20mm

A stencil for the Bad Dragon logo.

Keychain of the Bad Dragon logo.

A prototype bad dragon toy mount. Was fitted for a Bad dragon toy I owned. ...Hole is wide enough for edits if you wish.

I am inspired by Duke from Bad Dragon! Versions of this keychain come in two styles: a double sided design and a single sided version. The double sided model features intricately detailed inward extrusions for the eye and mouth, which can make it...

Make your own bad dragon sex toy. Choose the size, print the mold, tie the two parts with elastic band after putting tape or grease on the sides to prevent leakage. And enjoy ! You can use the mold to make models in chocolate, soap, candle and of...

This is a stunning Bad Dragon logo designed with multi-color printing capabilities as evident from the attached images. Achieving this level of quality was no easy task, but I'm thrilled with the outcome and eager to share it with you all now. As an...

Out of the stormy sea a creature emerges! ...I'll let you decide what it may look like. This one's inspired by tentacles and oddly shaped aquatic phallics. ...Hope you enjoy!

A Little Treat for a Special Friend on Twitter @LLDraws

Long octopus tentacle

Parts for an animatronic tentacle.

not sure if tentacles as horns is a thing or not but here it is.

I'm building a submarine model but I have to say, my tentacle turned out way better than expected. ...I'm super excited to show you what I've made - check out this amazing tentacle of mine!

Energetic enthusiasts often design a versatile tentacle for entertainment purposes. ...The user can easily adjust its dimensions to fit their desired needs.

I decided to test my skills in 3D modeling using Blender, focusing specifically on creating a tentacle. I chose a tutorial that guided me through this process and made some adjustments to the mesh count using Rhino5. ...The printed tentacle turned out...

Add some fun to your crafts with this bendable tentacle add-on! OGOBILD attachments are secure, functional, and adjustable toys that let you create anything you can dream up. Plus, you can now customize and print your own parts using the downloadable...

I had to fine-tune the logo to ensure it printed flawlessly, while also respecting Bad Dragon's ownership of their iconic symbol. The pumpkin and surrounding elements, however, were conceived and created by my own hands. A deliberate void at the...

This holder is specifically designed for the Janine the Dragoness Penetrable from Bad Dragon. Other penetrables may not fit properly, leading to potential damage to either the holder, user, or penetrable. We might or might not update or continue...

Schriftzug BAD

_______________________ English _______________________ These files allow you to take your BD stickers that come with your toys and turn them in to something usefull and decorative. So rather than putting them all over your laptop, collage books...

Scale it up to whatever size you like - I didn't bother with proportions when I made this model, so go ahead and make it as big or small as you want. ...Two hundred percent or bigger should give you a decent-sized keychain.

Check out the YouTube video at https://youtu.be/vvL08DRc2x0! ... Before printing, I recommend tweaking the design a bit since assembling this model straight from the Fusion360 files can be quite challenging and may result in scuffs and minor damage to...

I recommend tweaking the design slightly to make printing easier. As it stands, assembly can be a real challenge, and the risk of scuffs and minor damage is quite high. ...These are the native Fusion360 files I've shared for your convenience - feel free...

Scale it up to your liking, I didn't bother with size when creating the model. ...A scale of about 200% or larger should give you a decent-sized keychain.

I simply created a 3D rendition of this logo as a lighthearted project, with no intention of infringing on any existing trademarks or copyrights.

Scale it up to whatever size you need, no need to worry about proportions since I didn't bother with that when I designed it. ...Aim for around 2 times or more its original size and you'll get a decent-sized keychain.