A dragon on a windowsill with the light behind it, a child leaning in to look along the wing.
Products · Dinosaurs and dragons
KG-FG-140
Dragon
A dragon with its wings out, printed in one piece and balanced on three points so it stands without a stand.
Wings out, one piece. 
Named within a day. 
Where it is thinnest.
The numbers
- Size
- 140 × 120 × 95 mm
- Also
- Wingspan 120 mm
- Pieces
- 1
- Material
- PLA, uncoloured or pigmented
- Finish
- Matte, 0.16 mm layer
- Colour
- Full, Natural, Monochrome
- Weight
- 130 g
- Made to your size
- wingspan, 80 to 220 mm
- Ready in
- 7 to 10 days
Every number here is off the drawing rather than off a finished toy. The one rule that is not a target is the 40 mm floor on any part, which clears the small-parts cylinder and does not move.
It is the biggest figure in the range and the one that gets named within a day.
Why it is shaped like that
Wings out is the shape a child draws. Making it stand on three points is what stops it being an ornament that lives on a shelf.
Living with it
- The wing tips are the finest part of the print, and a soft landing place keeps them sharp.
- Warm soapy water, and a shelf out of the summer sun.
Made to order
Pick the colour world and we print it.
Send the code and the world you want. If you are buying for a particular age, say the age: it changes which set we would send you to, and sometimes we will talk you out of the bigger one.
Review and request
This is a catalogue enquiry. Availability and production details need confirmation before an order is agreed.
More ways to play with this set
- Story Sequence Cards
A version with different props. A figure can be a character in an invented scene; use familiar real events for the original sequencing task.
Pretend play creates opportunities for language and shared play. Our stage invitation is to arrange a foreground and background, then move a character through an event. NAEYC: play and learning.
Concrete naming and event sequencing connect with language work. Imaginary worlds and puppet shows are complementary play, rather than a Montessori apparatus recommendation. American Montessori Society: early childhood materials.