Thread: Baby Dragons

I've been trying to restart my 3D printing again.
Then this happened last Friday.

Having morning tea wth family on front veranda and I dropped a cup full of coffee onto 95 year old Mum's lap.
She threw her arms up into the air knocking 2 plates off the veranda table onto the floor.
I race off down veranda to get cloths etc and my shirt tail gets caught in mum's walker and I trip over knocking the "fairy garden" (a large tray that the grandies have populated with various bits a pieces) and all its bits flying across the veranda.
I landed on top of the fairy garden bits that included, miniature wooden furniture, various items made by the missus, 3D printed figurines, and lots of small pieces of rock and glass etc.
I cutting my right cheek and left knee ( nothing serious).
Mum was OK as the coffee was not that hot.
The bits that of me that hurt the most were my left knee and ankle and right cheekbone. Plus it gave me a headache.

I spent an hour with the hot glue gun fixing stuff up but as I couldn't find some of the bits for the damaged 3D printed figurines I decided to print out some more.
Then I got a bit carried away.
Luckily I still had most of that roll of "Purple Silk" filament - I mean ,what else do you do with it?
Dragons1.jpg
Dragons2.jpg
DragonsFamily.jpg

Hello Bob,

I bet the Grand children ? love those. I know that my three would take them to bed and sleep with them under the pillow.

Originally Posted by BaronJ

Hello Bob,

I bet the Grand children ? love those. I know that my three would take them to bed and sleep with them under the pillow.

Indeed they do - and a bunch of friends and family have asked for some for their own grandkids - I've printed out 4 sets so far

I hear the 'Travel Guide'is short a skit writer might supplement the income and pay for a few toys of your own

Terry