Tips 

• Lizard may be hard to assemble - soften joints with hot water if needed, or hold the lizard with a towel or paper towel if its painful to assemble with the spikes getting into your skin

• I don't recommend printing this at a size probably smaller then 50% scale

• Use PETG, ASA, or ABS to prevent weak joints - the point of this model is for it to be a posable figure

You can customize this by adding more joints to the tail, neck, changing the hands, and changing the head. I will make more heads in the future, plus a smooth version of this.

PLEASE REMEMBER that there are 2 kinds of back legs, so look at the files that have all the parts on the bed (which I will post soon) - if it says 2 part leg, then it will be printed with the amount of pieces needed to make the leg on the right (shown below). If it says 3 part leg, then it will be printed with enough pieces to make the leg that's on the left. (shown below).

Head 1 is the smooth head and head 2 is the one with horns.

1 - (neck, tail) x3, two for neck and one for the beginning of the tail, connecting to the abdomen

2 - (legs/arms, tail 2) x9 or x11, depending on which kind of back legs you chose to make

3 - (body) x1, this is the piece where 2 of the front

legs and the neck of the lizard connect to

4 - (abdomen) x1, this piece connects to the the body, back legs, and tail

5 - (claws/feet) x4, there are a few different options that you can chose from, but the ones that I have in the photos is the option 1.

6 - (tail 3) Included in the same file as tail 4 and tail tip

7 - (tail 4) Included in the same file as tail 3 and tail tip

8 - (tail tip) Included in the same file as tail 3 and tail 4

9 - (head, your choice)