Samples of recent Cinderwind3D prints

 


A sample of the Cinderwing3D prints produced over the last year, mainly on the Creality CR-10 v3 and the Elegoo Neptune 2S filament 3D printers:

Crystal Dragon in Red PLA

Rose Dragon in Rainbow PLA

Crystal Dragon in Rainbow PLA

Flying Serpent Dragon in Rainbow PLA

Sea Void Dragon in Rainbow PLA

Woodland Dragon in Rainbow PLA

Rose Dragon in Rainbow PLA










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