Basilisk Fang Original Design - Harry P Inspired 3D print model

I wanted to make the Basilisk’s first tooth that we saw in the movie.I thought it would be more emotional.And I tried to add a rotten old look.Hope you like this Fang, which I have carefully prepared by paying attention to every detail!

3D printing settingsThis model was printed using an Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra resin printer. For large prints, a 0.1mm layer height works perfectly fine. I used Anycubic resin with a 2-second exposure time per layer.Since every printer and resin behaves differently, I can’t provide a one-size-fits-all setting. However, if you’re new to resin printing, you can easily learn by watching tutorial videos. There are plenty of great resources available!

Fun Fact: The Magic of the Serpent and Fang's Spells

In the world of magical creatures, serpents are feared for their deadly gaze, capable of turning anything into stone or even bringing about death with a mere glance. But their venom, just as potent, holds the secrets to some of the most powerful antidotes and dark spells known to wizards. The venom of these serpents is not only dangerous but also a crucial ingredient in advanced potions and protective charms.

As for Fang, the loyal hound of a certain large wizard, he might not have the venomous power of a serpent, but his connection to enchantments is still intriguing. While Fang doesn't cast spells himself, his presence is known to enhance the magical abilities of his companion, creating an aura of protection and comfort. Some believe that Fang’s bark, when combined with the proper incantation, can drive away dark forces, a spell whispered only among the most trusted magical beings.

Both the serpent and Fang share a mysterious and powerful magic: one of danger, but also of unexpected strength and protection.