Dragons 3D print model

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Dragons STL Files Now Available for 3D Printing. dragon 1 dimensions set forth with precision: length spans 67.15 millimeters width comes in at exactly 4 millimeters towering at an impressive 94.77 millimeters high boasting an area of 60.89 cubic centimeters The following are key specifications for a second variant of dragon, numbered simply "2": its length extends to a remarkable 109.67 millimeters, width and thickness identical with previous designs: four millimeters precisely. Height now surpasses prior measurements at an elevated 99.59 millimeters, resulting in an expansive area measurement of 140.16 cubic centimeters. A variant labelled dragon 3 has been engineered with precision: this specimen reaches heights of ninety-nine point fifty-nine millimeters high. Dimensions include a length measuring out to one hundred eighteen point four six millimeters; identical thickness found throughout designs - just four millimeters; volume measures exactly one hundred fifty-one point sixty-one cubic centimeters. Precise calculations also confirm dimensions for dragon number 4: 127.19 millimeters stands tall as maximum length. Its counterpart at the opposite end is again just a slender 4 millimeters across. Total measurement is established with 181.38 cubic centimeters precisely filled. Lastly variant number "5" displays specifications as under: - dimensions confirm length is a calculated seventy-five millimeters, width stands fixed once more - always just four. At full height this specimen will measure one hundred twenty-one point sixty-four and boasts an exact volume of one hundred and four cubic centimeters precisely. Sixth entry here, known only by its label number "6" details as follows: dimensions have now grown somewhat from initial sample - 8 forty-six- this length. As for second measurements or any measurement, always, consistently just 4 millimeters and reaching almost nine three millimeters tall. And to conclude our figures for total size in area: exactly one hundred ninety-three point two four cubic centimeters here, the final product in six's calculations