My camera, of course, is nowhere near as good, but you still get the idea. All of the joints make it fully posable - a little too posable, in fact, as trying to move one part of it tends to make the rest of it shift, too, so it spends as much time falling over as standing up. Nonetheless, it's a really fun investment.
At 15 inches long, it's the perfect size to be manipulated by hand while still being well-proportioned.
It also came with a spare head with closed eyes, and a dozen different colored gems that could be placed in the sockets - standing in as a dragon's hoard in the picture below.
The last photo is a new feature, which I didn't take advantage of: adding wings. Since they're not flexible, and they require an extra joint in the model's shoulders, I felt they'd be a bit out of place, but I can see how they add to the dragon aura.
I'm considering ordering a second, but there's still quite a wait for them, so I haven't convinced myself yet. In the meantime, I still need to acquire a bit more of a dragon hoard...
