Dragon Dog 3D model

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A finished high-poly dragon dog showcases impressive details that are normally found in high-end prints. Typically, this model would be classified under 3D printing, but a unit count issue is unclear, leading to confusion about whether it should fall under the 3D printing or Computer Graphics category due to the excessive poly and vertex count of around 7,000,000. Despite its massive estimated total of approximately seven million polys and verts, this model's intention remains for a printing purpose. As part of a test, users are prompted to decide whether they seek it in the Print or CG category. This dragon dog model suffers from two primary issues: one is the inability to continue with modifications as intended because of its program limitations, causing it to remain stagnant from the initial look it took form under. Furthermore, despite not being necessary, parts can still be separated; notably, the stand has come disconnected at some point from the model, making its existence conditional based on consumer preference - do you need this stand? This decision may stem from a personal standpoint where it seems like there's no compelling argument for retaining an extraneous component that may simply occupy space.