Low Poly Rigged Dragon Staff Pick

Comments:

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  chrisbreen1995
  

  Great model. I love the wing setup, very fast to pose :D

  Edited January 04, 2015
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  Danimal
  

  The model is very good, but can you made it a less restrictive license like CC-BY-SA?

  Edited January 04, 2015
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  Danimal
  

  Please? i would like to use it on an open source game but its impossible with that lincense

  Edited January 05, 2015
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  PigArt
  

  Well I do not want other people profiting from this model. You can still use this model in your game if you plan on making the game free.

  Edited January 06, 2015
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  Danimal
  

  the game is free but many linux distributions dont accept this kind of license; could you give us a special permission to use this as CC-BY-SA? I can reassure you it will never be monetized.

  You can check the webpage here: http://opendungeons.sourceforge.net/

  Edited January 06, 2015
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  Ovicior
  

  That's ridiculous. If you want him to change the license, have him make you the model how you want/pay him money to use it or make it yourself.

  Edited January 09, 2015
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  supercrit293
  

  so ican use it in a youtbe video right?

  Written September 28, 2015
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  mofx
  

  Added to Staff Picks, great work!! Thanks for sharing it with us.

  Edited January 07, 2015
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  kavabanga
  

  Thanks for the share - it's awesome!

  Edited January 12, 2015
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  d9rad
  

  I love that it looks cell shaded :) It's technically a wyvern though ;D

  Edited January 16, 2015
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  edspeedy
  

  Hi,

  Thank You for this :)

  edspeedy ;)

  Edited January 19, 2015
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  merryxmas
  

  I'm kind of new to blender. How do you add color to the dragon?

  Edited February 06, 2015
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  akalutha
  

  hey, how do i make it like your other lowpolys? Like have cycle engine color, an editable background kind of stuffs. thanks :D

  Written March 28, 2015
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  Shadahan
  

  Um, the model and the rig is awesome, but i believe that the wing can't bend properly when i try to make it fly (at the finger from the wing), could you pls look at it,maybe change that ? thank you =]

  Written March 29, 2015
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  kokoooo
  

  Can i use it in my animation?

  Written December 13, 2015
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  Koyaanisquatsy
  

  This is really cool!

  Written December 22, 2015
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  maxmagnus777
  

  Hi, tried it in 2.76. Works well so far. Will have to do some more testing to it. Thanks for sharing :)

  Written January 27, 2016
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  jeffsn
  

  AMAZING _ I will learn 3d animation of dragons because of this awesome model and rig

  Written July 26, 2016
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  eagled2
  

  Looks great. The license says you can use it for anything non-commercial so long as you give proper credit. Does that just mean as long as i'm not making any money I can post my work using it on youtube, or wherever if I give PigArt credit?

  Written May 18, 2017
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  dragonkid165
  

  Wow that is amazing! I might use this in a free to play multiplayer game I'll make sure to give credit

  Written June 09, 2017
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  brunostomazini
  

  Such cool! Very amazing!

  Written August 05, 2017
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  IsaacAM
  

  I love this model! The only thing that bugs me is that the model is actually a Wyvern, though I understand why you named it a dragon.

  Written March 28, 2019
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  estrellita80
  

  wow!!

  Written July 26, 2020
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  palot
  

  thx

  Written September 16, 2020
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  serialiez
  

  hey. i wondered i i could use this model in my free game? i would change a few things but the core model would stay the same. Im from germany and i dont really understand all thse cc by nc rules. I would need a yes or no from you.

  have a great day :)

  Written September 22, 2020
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  Kokito
  

  Amazing. Thank you so much

  Written November 03, 2020
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  JonnieSilver
  

  Clean low-poly work like this always reminds me how much value comes from simplicity when every element is calculated and nothing is wasted. That same logic applies when I look at game odds and place bets on parimatch.in.net where coefficients are shown clearly and the whole process feels fast and easy to follow. You’re not guessing blindly, you’re playing with numbers, timing, and understanding the game flow, which makes chasing a solid win feel more like a smart move than pure luck.

  Written December 18, 2025