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Sgt Slag02 May 2026 12:58 p.m. PST

My final update on converting Wal-Mart toy Dragons to gaming miniatures… I added some plants to their bases (all three), and I finished the comb on the head, neck, spine, and tail (Green). Here is a link to the folder for all three Dragon models. I added the latest photos to the folder. Here is a photo of the three lined up. These were a lot of fun to convert. Glad, however, to finally have them finished.

One comment/note on the Green Dragon. In the 1e MM, the line art shows the head comb rising to full height between its ears and horns. I chose to remove the metal rod at the front, tapering the comb down to the skull such that it will not rise up between the horns. This was a practical choice, based on the fact that I wanted the horns to function without worry for the soft, fleshy comb between them. In other words, I took my artistic license and I ran with it. ;-) Cheers!

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